p2pnet news view | Mobiles:- Adobe says it’s forged deals with RIM Windows Mobile, Palm and Google to promote Flash on smartphone platforms.

Missing, however, is Apple’s iPhone.

Are Adobe  executives immune to the  wonder of the Jobs Reality Distortion Field?

Nope.

“In the past, Adobe executives have stated that it is working with Apple to make Flash work on the iPhone, but that it will come out on a separate time table,” says paidContent, going on:

“The new Adobe Flash Player 10.1 software will be one piece of software that work [sic] across PCs, smartphones, netbooks and other devices, which is the vision of the company’s Open Screen Project”

Meanwhile, to date, “phones have been running a scaled back version of Flash, called Flash Lite, says the story.

But, “now that phones have faster processors, the content renders more easily and has to be tweaked less, Adobe says. Phones capable of running Flash 10.1 will get updated over the air, meaning phone owners will receive Flash without having to do anything, much less buy a new phone.”

Palm will likely be the first to update, “with other platforms coming later,” it says.

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paidContent – Adobe Extends Full Flash To Just About Every Phone But The iPhone, October 4, 2009

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