There is good news for people who believe in mobile business. Adobe has recently revealed that Flash compatibility is soon about to come to more mobile OS platforms. The company also assured compatibility along with mobile devices with accelerometers and multi-touch.
Recently, Google has spoken on the subject of the iPhones Apps, stating that App Store is not the future of mobile phones. In an email to Digital Beat, Adobe confirmed the news; Kevin Lynch showed the progress that they have been making with Flash Player 10 for smartphones. They announced numerous partners have already received the early versions of this release. Later this year, they also expect to release beta versions of the software for developers to start using.
Symbian OS, Android, Palm WebOS and Windows Mobile will be among the initial platforms that will support web browsing that will feature the latest Flash Player. Kelvin also stated that Flash Player 10 including accelerometer and multi-touch support are some of the latest features that they are presently working on. However, the bad news is that while Adobe offered Apple Flash compatibility for their iPhone, they are still awaiting to get the approval from apple.
These new developments could make mobile working a much better and more integrated experience.