Ok, that’s not an application, or a new cool Web 2.0 initiative. Flori is the sweet, cute and innocent character of Vivek, which I missed when he first released. But definitely worth to see!
You can also download and use it on you mobile as a screensaver or wallpaper; just purchase it for a small fee here.
As a nice move, Vivek offers licensing of this character. Just get in touch with him.
Pasi created this wonderful article, showing how to use device camera to take pictures, resize them and upload to a remote web server with Flash Lite using KuneriLite.
You can download and use the application on your Flash Lite 2.x or Flash Lite 3.0 enabled device. Pasi also published source codes, which can provide a great resource for all.
“My first test is to do Flash Lite application which takes pictures and sends those to server side. This testing application sends pictures to my server http://ptm.fi/temp folder, so check you uploaded photos from there.”
Nokia published some tips and tricks for Flash Lite content and Actionscript optimizations.
This article gives some recommendations regarding performance improvements when using Flash Lite. Optimization efforts are needed in order to create a high-quality movie or application. The article covers both content optimization and ActionScript optimization.
A cool interactive Flash Lite 2.x Halloween screensaver from Rob.
- The light inside the pumpkin represents your handsets battery level. The pumpkin will be luminant when you have a full charge, it will diminish as your battery drains.
- The background represents your handsets time of day. When you are past 6am, the daylight scene is displayed. When you are past 6pm, the night-time scene is displayed (keep an eye out for the creepy owl).
Kuneri® unveils KuneriLite™ Rapid Application Development toolkit for Adobe® Flash® Lite™
October 11, 2007
Creating thrilling S60 applications made easy with KuneriLite™ Rapid Application Development toolkit for Adobe® Flash® Lite™
Oulu, Finland – Kuneri, innovative mobile design and development company based in Finland, today unveiled public beta release of their anticipated product KuneriLite™. KuneriLite™ is the very first global product, offering developers to create S60 mobile applications faster, easier and cheaper, without any Symbian programming knowledge.
“We have been developing for S60 platform for a long time and see the potential of Flash Lite very clearly” says Ugur Kaner, CEO of the Finnish company. “We see a gap between strength and user experience in mobile development, and aim to help developers to close this gap by using our tool. We believe KuneriLite will be very popular among developers, as it is very easy to use and learn, and leads to impressing results; bringing imagination into concrete in shorter time. We believe that, because we are mobile developers ourselves and understand developers’ needs very well as insiders. We also had a long alpha testing period and feedback we received supports our belief.”
KuneriLite™ extends Adobe® Flash® Lite™ capabilities on S60 platform and is supported on all S60 3rd edition and newer devices, covering increasing number of smartphones worldwide. There is a rich set of plug-ins available and also allows developers to develop their own plug-ins. KuneriLite™ comes with a very easy to use Wizard interface and guides developers to produce ready-to-install packages step by step. KuneriLite™ is completely invisible to end users and works out-of-the-box, not requiring any additional installations.
“We are proud to be a pioneer in global mobile development business.” says Kimmo Seppänen, Chief Marketing Officer of Kuneri. “We know that mobile content market is very tough. But we believe reduced development costs and time will help small enterprises to arise and provide a richer product set to end users. This definitely makes a difference.”
KuneriLite™ comes with 3 editions: Basic, Professional and Commercial. Basic edition is free to download and try. Professional edition meant for freeware productions, and also offered free of charge for non-commercial purposes. Commercial edition is offered for commercial projects and has a very developer friendly license and price. Further information about KuneriLite™ is available on KuneriLite™ web site; www.kunerilite.net.
About Kuneri
Kuneri Ltd. is an innovative mobile design and development company based in Oulu, Finland. Kuneri creates mobile products, offers expert services to enterprises and provides tools for mobile developers on Adobe® Flash® Lite™ and Symbian S60 platforms. Kuneri is a privately held company founded in 2006.
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Probably it’s Flash Lite contest season;
SWX contest by Aral;
Create any cool experiment, site, application, and/or mashup that uses SWX RPC, either with SWX PHP or without writing any server-side code at all by using the SWX APIs on the Public SWX Gateway. You can choose to use the SWX ActionScript Library (recommended) or go native with loadMovie()!
All entries must play back in the Flash Player (SWX RPC is supported on Flash Player 6 and above, and Flash Lite 2.x). You cannot use SWX RPC with ActionScript 3/Flash 9/Flex 2 projects at the moment (a version for AVM2 is in the works.)
Mobile Contest in association with Playoo;
Are you a Flash games developer? Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, hobbyist or professional, you can put your Flash Lite games in front of a big audience, with the chance to build a following. Start now by entering the launch contest, and you can also win significant prizes.
Today, Nokia announced the latest phase of its continuing support of Adobe Flash technology with the launch of the “Creative Pros” community by Forum Nokia, the company’s global developer support program. The new website is designed to help the Adobe Flash community and other web development and design professionals, grow from dynamic desktop creation to exciting new business opportunities around mobile devices.
[via Leonardo]
Here is a nice post from Bill;
Based on all of the positive feedback from my session I’m posting my presentation here for download (5 MB PDF). There’s some new information in my presentation that’s pertinent to Flash Lite developers and business decision makers. I’ll extract some of these details and make separate blog posts today/tomorrow.
Proud to see Aniway, another Finnish company mentioned among other cool Flash Lite companies around the world. Surely could be better if they marked on Finland instead of Sweden though:)
Scott has a really great post: Creating and testing mobile web sites with Adobe CS3.
