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Mobile and consumer devices get a Flash from Adobe

Jonathan Bennett Builder UK

Published: 04 Jan 2006 16:45 GMT

Adobe released the next version of Flash player for mobile devices, Flash Lite 2, on Tuesday along with Flash Player SDK 7 for consumer electronics. Adobe acquired Flash when it bought Macromedia last year.

Flash Lite and Flash Player SDK can be incorporated into devices by manufacturers, allowing users of those devices to view Flash animations in the same way as desktop PC users. They're also aimed at providing a framework for the device's own UI.

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