The funny thing is that Flash Lite is mentioned as an “emerging” platform, even if it’s not that young

From the official announcement:

In 2009, we reported an installed base of 80+ million devices with Flash Lite support in Japan. To download the Flash Lite SDK, log into your account, select the “Sites & Apps” tab, and click on the “Add Site/App” link. On this page, you can register your Flash Lite app and then download the SDK.

This will finally allow all Flash Lite developers to easily integrate AdMob advertising into their applications and games, without the need to implement this functionality from scratch.

After the announcement of in app purchasing for Flash Lite from Kuneri, this is a big step towards the monetization of Flash Lite content, and will hopefully help the Flash Lite developers’ community to grow further.

Maybe we won’t become all billionaires, but who knows?

Their positioning was not the best possible (they were just in front of the toilet ), but what I’m curious about is: are Nokia postcards equal in all countries?

My guess is yes, being Nokia brand well estabilished and known all around the globe, but if you have some pictures, please post their links.. my evening curiosity will be grateful you

And today Systema Mutui, the first commercial applications that makes use of it, has finally been launched

The application itself is a simple animation that promotes bank services and allows users to share the animation itself with a friend. Obviously, ImageFx transitions were used to make the whole animation nicer

To get further details about ImageFx API features, you can access its full JavaDocs here: ImageFx JavaDocs. For any other infos, feel free to contact me!

At the moment is still unclear how, and if, these ads could be used within mobile applications, like with other mobile ads services (i.e. AdMob), but it’ll be worth investigating a bit