Flash Player 10.1, Ready for HD

In the World Congress of Mobile Devices Mobile World Congress 2010, Adobe has announced in Barcelona the beta version of Flash Player 1.01, with support for HD video, as well as the advances in the Adobe Flash Platform platform that include the presentation of Air on mobile devices.

As a result of the Open Screen Project project, an initiative of the entire sector led by Adobe Air that will be compatible with the Android platform in this year 2010, Adobe has presented in the frame operational and supply through the markets of mobile devices and application stores (App Stores).

Air takes advantage of the specific functions for mobile devices that Flash Player 10.1 provides, and more, it is optimized to provide high performance on mobile devices and designed to take advantage of the native capacities of the devices. The result is a more sophisticated and enveloping user experience.

Beta Flash Player 1.01 version

Adobe has also announced that a beta version of Flash Player 10.1 is available to content suppliers and developers for mobile devices worldwide. Flashr, available in a general way in the first half of 2010, it is the first version of the Runtime within the Open Screen Project project that allows, without the need to have a browser, a perfect web navigation of expressive applications, as well as high -definition content and videos desktop computers and other consumer electronic devices.

According to a Strategy Analytics analysis of January 2010, more than 250 million smartphones are expected to be compatible with the final flash player of 2012. Mobile device platforms that will be compatible with Flash Player include Android, the Blackberry platform, Symbian OS, Palm Webos and Windows Mobile.

David Wadhwani, general director and vice president of the Adobe Platform Business Unit has commented that “we are very excited with the progress that Flash Player 10.1 means and with the work that developers, content editors and about the 70 partners of the Open Screen Project project have so far made as part of the beta program. With the flash platform they advance even more in the mobile devices, We make it possible for content developers and editors to distribute their creations on any screen, so that consumers enjoy open access to their interactive media, content and favorite applications through the different platforms. ”

Apis cojunct

With Flash Player and Adobe Creative Suite, developers and content editors can create, test and distribute applications to different devices and operating systems using a unique tool chain and a unique set of application programming interfaces (API) through different platforms. Developers who use Adobe Flash Professional CS5 with Adobe Package for iPhone will be able to reuse their iPhone application code to create the same application for Android.

The extension of Adobe Air compatible functionalities for use in mobile devices allows developers to simply create contextual applications that are characterized by their ability to adapt the presentation and performance to the different contexts of the applications, while reusing the code for each device or platform. Applications contexts include different screens, specific interaction techniques of specific devices and functionalities of mobile device platforms, as well as differences in access to networks and broadband. The contents can also be customized based on the user's history or social data. More information about contextual applications.

Adobe is a Limo Foundation

Adobe and the Foundation Limo have announced that Adobe has joined this global consortium composed of leaders from the mobile devices sector to carry the Adobe Flash Platform platform to the Limo Platform platform. The compatibility of the Platform Limo Platform with Flash will allow developers and content suppliers to create applications that can be executed in slime devices.

Adobe, as a member of the Limo Foundation Foundation, will support the development of a platform of mobile devices developed independently and collaboratively, and that commercially drive some of the original companies and manufacturers of equipment (OEM) Vodafone and Verizon Wireless.

Morgan Gillis, executive director of the Limo Foundation Foundation has indicated that “the Limo Foundation Foundation is distinguished by providing a platform for neutral mobile devices for the mobile devices sector and our goal is to make it possible for large communities of developers to flourish freely on the Platform Platform platform while the main operators and manufacturers widely implant this platform”.