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Adobe Working on Flash for RIM, Microsoft, Palm, Nokia, Others

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Apr 29, 2010, 9:19 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Adobe has posted a new blog entry in response to Apple CEO Steve Jobs' recently published "Thoughts on Flash" piece. Adobe says that it is committed to bringing Flash to nearly every other smartphone operating system, including BlackBerry OS, Windows Phone, webOS, and others. In the blog post, Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch also says that it will be offering a public preview of Flash Player 10.1 starting at the Google I/O conference in May. The player will become available in June.

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