Kuneri bloggy

Tomorrow there is an interesting seminar that will be presented by Stephen Ellis (Forum Nokia) and Bill Perry (Adobe): Flash and Mobile Browsing.

There will be Question and Answer at the end of the seminar, therefore do not miss the chance to ask your questions and get the answers from first hand!

Date and time:

15th April 2008

• Helsinki = 5pm (local)
• London = 3pm (local)
• New York = 10am (local)
• San Francisco = 7am (local)

Check Bill’s blog post for more details.

This year we will be in Mobile World Congress in Barcelona at the Adobe stand. We will showcase new release of KISS60, KuneriLite and some of our other Flash Lite products. Stop by if you would like to meet us or learn more about what we do. I also will be giving a theater presentation “A New Approach to S60 Application Development”. Will be happy to see you there.

Adobe booth;

17:00 - 19:00 on February 11, 12, 13 Demo Station 2 (Hall 1, Stand 1E05).

Theater presentation;

12:40 - 12:55 on February 11, 12, 13 and 14
16:20 - 16:35 on February 11, 12 and 13 (Hall 1, Stand 1E05)

Here is the video recording of the webinar on Symbian Signed program changes.

This webinar gives an overview of the coming Symbian Signed program changes. The webinar covers the services provided by Symbian Signed in the future and drills down in details of each service area.

Today at 12 PM EST (check your local time), Spaghetti Sort presents Janus; the ultimate professional tool for the Flash Lite/Flex developer. Daniele and Leonardo will present the upcoming version of Janus, with some good news for mobile developers. Don’t miss it!

Here is more information.

UK Adobe Mobile and Devices User Group organizes an eSeminar in collaboration with Augnofi (Adobe User Group Northern Finland); KuneriLite : Develop kick-ass S60 applications with Flash Lite. Matt Pollitt, the manager of UK MaD, kindly organizes and hosts the event on 16th October 2007 at 5pm GMT and I will be the one presenting. Also one KuneriLite Commercial license will be raffled among the participants. Welcome!

Check all details on UK MaD web site and don’t miss that unique opportunity.

Ugur Kaner, CEO of Finnish mobile company Kuneri, will be presenting an eSeminar about KuneriLite; the innovative Rapid Application Development toolkit for Flash Lite. In this session, Ugur will cover the following topics :

- Short background information about Kuneri
- What is KuneriLite and how does it work?
- Overview of KuneriLite plug-ins
- Hands on KuneriLite
- Questions and answers

At the end of the seminar, Kuneri will be raffling off one KuneriLite Commercial among the participants.

This eSeminar is bought to you in collaboration with Augnofi.

Upcoming seminar from Adobe: Best Practices for Performance and Memory for Flash Lite on 27th June Wednesday at 9-10 AM US/Pacific.

Prashant Panigrahi, tech support engineer for the Adobe Mobile and Devices business unit, will take you under the hood of different memory management schemes used by FlashLite 2.x and the mobile platform. He will demonstrate how you can best tune your application/content to maximum performance and efficient memory usage.

You will learn:

How memory management and garbage collection work in Flash Lite 2.x

How you can tune your Flash Lite 2.x application/content to make the most use of the limited memory and CPU cycles on your mobile device.

Key points to consider for better performance while developing your Flash Lite 2.x applications/content for mobile devices

There is an interesting e-seminar today 9-10 A.M (U.S/Pacific) by Giorgio Natili hosted by Adobe: Embedding Video and Sound in Flash Lite.

# The basic concept of video and sound for a mobile application
# What video and sound formats there are (3GP, Real, Flash Video, MP3, etc.)
# What video and sound formats are and are not supported on mobile devices
# How to embed video and sound into a Flash Lite 2.x application

A new eSeminar coming soon on May 30th, 3:00 pm ET/12 noon PT

Key challenges in mobile development include the amount of time spent testing and porting content to different devices and the difficulty in finding device specs. Join us for a FierceLive webinar to learn how new workflows in Adobe Creative Suite 3 enable designers and developers to more productively design, preview, and test various mobile content types - from Flash Lite and bitmap to mobile web and video. BlueSkyNorth will provide a real-world example of how easy it is to use Adobe Device Central CS3, the all-new integrated tool in the Creative Suite 3 family of products, to create a Flash Lite application for multiple mobile devices with different screen sizes and Flash Lite versions.

- See a live demo of Device Central CS3
- Learn how you can exploit the features in Device Central CS3 to easily learn about device capabilities and to save time by conducting more of your testing on the desktop

Speakers

Bill Perry,
Developer Relations Manager,
Adobe, Mobile and Devices

Paul Lamonby,
Technical Director,
Blueskynorth

Host

Nathan Eddy,
Editor,
FierceGameBiz

Matt announced the first eSeminar of UK Adobe Mobile and Devices User Group. Stuart from Fluid Pixel studios will be talking about their business, content and mobile market on the 10th May, at 5pm GMT London.

Stuart will be covering a range of topics including an exciting overview of their current games catalogue along with a look at the Flash Lite features that make them possible. He will also share his thoughts on the trends within the UK Flash Lite market and how a strong community is vital to its success.

To access presentation, you will need to join the group.

New online live seminar from Adobe; Testing & Porting Flash Lite Content with Adobe Device Central on 25th April 2007 at 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM US/Pacific.

This eSeminar will provide an introduction to the process involved in developing a Flash Lite application for multiple mobile devices with different screen sizes and Flash Lite versions, using a consistent set of assets.

Agenda:

How visual assets are prepared for multiple screen sizes.

Using Device Central with Photoshop and Flash to quickly and easily test visual assets for multiple mobile devices.

Testing Flash Lite applications with Device Central, using the built-in features to test device specific functions and performance.