Tuesday, May 9, 2006
Playing Flash Content On Your Pocket PC
Posted by Jon Westfall in "SOFTWARE" @ 02:00 PM
"Macromedia (now Adobe) Flash is very commonly used on the Web. There’re a lot of, for example, games utilizing this format. Actually, you can't even use a lot of sites without built-in Flash support. In addition, as Flash content can be very nice to play with (for example, there’re a lot of cool Flash games also running on the Pocket PC - you will definitely want to check out the Games section over at, for example, KillSomeTime.com, Arcade Pod and Flash Magazine (the latter is more of a news portal) to see what Flash is capable of, leisure-wise), I’ve decided to write a fully-fledged review and tutorial of everything Flash-related."
Werner "Menneisyys" Ruotsalainen has posted a great write-up on his Smartphone and Pocket PC Magazine Blog regarding the various ways you can play Flash files on your Pocket PC. Perhaps you've got product demos that you could run for clients and this is a godsend, or perhaps you just want to freak people out with a soundboard you downloaded - Menneisyys's review should shed some light on the mechanics of playing flash for whatever your purpose is.
Werner "Menneisyys" Ruotsalainen has posted a great write-up on his Smartphone and Pocket PC Magazine Blog regarding the various ways you can play Flash files on your Pocket PC. Perhaps you've got product demos that you could run for clients and this is a godsend, or perhaps you just want to freak people out with a soundboard you downloaded - Menneisyys's review should shed some light on the mechanics of playing flash for whatever your purpose is.
