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Adobe and ARM Team Up to Improve Web Capabilities

Nov 17, 2008, 8:46 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Today Adobe Software and ARM Holdings announced that the two companies will work together to make the mobile Web experience on mobile phones better. Adobe will make customized versions of its Flash Player 10 and Adobe AIR for mobile phones running ARM processors. The two companies believe the software-chip combination will improve Web services and other Web-based mobile applications on cell phones.

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Hooyah

Nov 17, 2008, 3:10 PM

Until then...

Those of you W/ Windows Mobile devices can download SkyFire 😁 to view your videos (I can't live without it)! http://www.skyfire.com/ 😉

Jayshmay

I have Skyfire too, but I usually only use it when I want to watch a video, because it drains the battery way, way too fast. I use Skyfire on my N95.

Tmo Slave

The latest Opera Mobile also supports flash in its browser. I like Opera Mobile better than skyfire.

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