Adobe Flash Support Coming to BlackBerry Mobiles
Adobe Flash Support Coming to BlackBerry Smartphones
5th October , 2009
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Europe : Adobe and Research in Motion (RIM) have announced that Adobe Flash Player will be coming to BlackBerry mobiles.
The news broke today at Adobe Max, which is Adobe’s developer conference and will mean the "full version" of Adobe Flash will available on Blackberry mobiles.
RIM has also joined the Open Screen Project, which is an initiative to bring richer internet experiences to mobiles through the use of Adobe Flash.
The signup brings membership in the Open Screen project to almost 50 industry leaders in the mobile sector.
“As an industry leader for innovative smartphones and wireless solutions, RIM delivers superior mobile user experiences to customers around the world,” said David Wadhwani, general manager and vice president, Flash Platform Business Unit at Adobe. “It’s a natural fit for both companies to work together to bring Flash technology based video and web content to BlackBerry smartphone users.”
“As part of the Open Screen Project, RIM will be working with Adobe to deliver a great Flash technology experience on BlackBerry smartphones and to enable users to enjoy the exciting content and services that Flash technology developers and content creators are bringing to the Web,” said Alan Brenner, SVP at Research In Motion.
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