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My phone is not supported by Flash Lite distributable player :(
I was so curious to do some tests that I thought all windows mobile and symbian devices was supported… however, as I can see, only a small number of mobile phones are compatible with Flash Lite distributable player (23), the full list is here: http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php/Distributable_Player:Supported_Devices
I was able to compile a .cab file for my Samsung Omnia and then install and launch my test application, however an error message said me “Flash Lite is not available for this device”…. arrrggh!!! I’m going to buy a second hand Nokia N95 on Ebay, I’m too curious! :))
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