Does anyone know where to download Flash Lite 2.1 player for Nokia S40 phones? I can see it is possible to get it for Symbion phones but. Spellforce 2 gold edition free download.

S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1 based phones have Flash Lite 2.0. That probably means that S60 3rd Ed. Feature Pack 2 (FP2) based phones could have Flash Lite 2.1, and some version after that might get Flash Lite 3.0. FP2 based devices have been announced yet. And I don't think any existing S60 devices will get a newer Flash Lite version in a firmware update (firmware updates will come with the same Flash Lite that was there originally, but possibly with some fixes to it).

I don't know what versions of Flash Lite are on S40 based phones. I think S40 5th Edition has been announced, but I don't know if there are any actual devices based on it out yet. Check through Message Edited by petrib on 24-Jun-2007 11:40 PM. From Adobe site: Flash Lite 2.1 Standalone Player for Symbian Devices Adobe® Flash® Lite™ 2.1 for Symbian allows mobile developers to create Flash Lite applications and content for supported Nokia Symbian S60 devices. Mobile developers can now benefit from cross-platform development since Flash Lite 2.1 is also available for BREW and Windows Mobile 5.0 devices. This allows repurposing of content and applications with minimal changes for another platform.

This standalone version of the Flash Lite 2.1 player for Symbian devices is free and allows developers to test their Flash Lite applications and content before actual handsets start shipping with Flash Lite 2.1 pre-installed. This version is also available to end users who want to play back Flash Lite content and applications on Symbian devices. Flash Lite 2.1 is based on the Flash 7 standard for content and contains the following features: * XML Sockets * Inline text support * Dynamic XML data * Device video playback * Persistent data * Powerful and dynamic media * Text enhancements * Action Script 2.0 support * Synchronized device sound * Compressed SWFs Note: * It is no longer required for you to provide your IMEI number for downloading the Flash Lite 2.1 player for Symbian devices. * You can not redistribute the installer. * This Flash Lite 2.1 Standalone Player for Symbian devices is provided for developers to test their Flash Lite applications and content on their own handsets before actual handsets ship with Flash Lite 2.1 pre-installed. * There is a 6 second splash screen that is displayed every time the Flash Lite 2.1 Standalone player is launched - this is only for the developer version of the player. Handsets that will ship with Flash Lite 2.1 pre-installed will not have this splash screen.

Flash Lite 2.1 Standalone Player for Symbian S60 V3.0 This installer will only work for the following Nokia S60 handsets: E50, E60, E61, E62, E70, N71, N72, N73, N75, N80, N91, N92, N93, 3250, 5500, and 5500 sport. I suppose the list of the compatible handset is not updated. 04-Sep-2007 07:24 PM korngear wrote: How about lettin the phones to support linux like N800 so that there can be an option to install directly adobe flash player 9.0?

It is just an opinion. What is your say wolf? I agree but since I am not a programmer I really don't know the actual issues. I think Nokia must push adobe to better support its web flash content, if not better to follow Apple which remove flash contents from its site and push partner for different video encoding. 'Apple recently convinced Google to start offering its YouTube videos in an H.264 format that can be accessed by both the iPhone and Apple TV. The obvious reason for moving to H.264 video rather than using Flash is that Flash requires decoding the video on a general purpose CPU using the Flash/On2 software codec.'