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Great tutorial by Alessandro on Adobe Developer Center; How to protect Flash Lite content with OMA DRM 1.0.

Developers, content providers, and operators are all involved in protecting mobile content. Digital Right Management (DRM) is an important issue in the mobile world and it is a complex environment to work with. Open Mobile Alliance DRM (OMA DRM) can be used to protect Flash Lite content. OMA DRM has two specifications 1.0 and 2.0. Both DRM solve the same problem – protecting content. I will briefly explain the differences in OMA DRM 1.0 and OMA DRM 2.0 and how to apply OMA DRM 1.0 Forward Lock to Flash Lite content. Note that this is not an easy topic and it is important to understand all entities involved in the process of protecting content.

Mark Doherty from Adobe posts zip of nice set of articles for tuning better performance for Flash Lite and other Adobe’s project recommendations,guidelines, standards..

..mostly written by Adobe staff, you will discover strange Flash Lite oddities, bug work-arounds and tips for better coding for mobile devices.

..Also in the zip file are some particularly good articles that we use and are pulled from the Internet, thanks to those authors who are named in their respective documents.

Download documents from here.

 3-Lib is now updated with latest devices and new HDSPA column. List is really useful for comparisons.

Blue_chi posted great tutorial for teaching how to easily create Flash Lite game playable on the Flash Lite Player version 1.1.

Here is the second part of Flash Lite tutorial using Adobe Device Central CS3 on Sony Ericsson Developer Center by Chris from BSN.

Taking the next step in creating Flash Lite™ projects for Sony Ericsson mobile phones is part 2 of our Flash Lite tutorial series. This tutorial takes you through a Flash Lite animated wallpaper project for the Sony Ericsson W610 and W850 Walkman® phones, identifying and addressing some development challenges and outlines how to make the best use of Adobe® Device Central CS3 in this project.

Scott has a really great post: Creating and testing mobile web sites with Adobe CS3.

We are proud to announce the launch of Adobe User Group Northern Finland: Augnofi!

We aim to create a warm, active and creative community on the top of the world, spreading our energy to the rest of the world. Global contests, live and online seminars, cool workshops and interviews with the experts from the heart of mobile technology are in our future program.

Spread the word; don’t forget to check it out and join! All welcome!

4 new video tutorials for Adobe Device Central CS3.

Using the Device Central workspace

Understand the Device Central workspace and learn how to set preferences, work with device profiles, and create new mobile documents. Find out how to search for devices and take advantage of device profiles and sets in the workspace, including how to create a new device set and use the Search Devices filter.

Using Device Central with Photoshop

Discover how to use Device Central with Photoshop to create new mobile files, modify mobile content, test it in Device Central, and return to Photoshop to further modify your work.

Creating mobile content in Flash

Find out how to create mobile content using Flash and how to test it in Device Central.

Creating mobile content in Illustrator

Learn how to create mobile content in Illustrator and preview it in Device Central, including how to make adjustments to the illustration, and test it using different settings.

Matt from Outside-Media started a new Flash Lite blog. There are already couple of interesting posts; a nice tutorial about loading interactive external SWF files into the timeline on Flash Lite 2.1 and Night Club browser concept.

Hayden has a new tutorial on Sony Ericsson developer pages: Getting started with sound in Flash Lite. You can also download the whole article in PDF format here.

This tutorial starts by introducing Flash Lite 1.1 and MIDI, continues by outlining how this applies to Sony Ericsson mobile phones and how to integrate MIDI with Flash Lite.