When you buy a T-Mobile OnePlus device you are not getting the same experience as those who buy from other sources. There are some subtle hardware differences (such as the lack of a dual SIM card tray ...

Adobe Systems Inc. says it will license its video-enabling Flash software for free for mobile devices to help developers make mobile Internet experiences more closely resemble the experience on ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Microsoft has licensed Adobe's software for viewing online videos and other files on cellphones, the companies said Monday. Microsoft will distribute Flash Lite and Reader programs ...

NEW YORK - Adobe Systems Inc. is pulling its Flash software for web video and games from the browsers of mobile devices, though Flash will still work on mobile apps and on the web browsers of regular ...

Adobe Systems Inc. on Tuesday introduced Macromedia Flash Lite 2 and Macromedia Flash Player SDK 7, the latest versions of software products that let users of mobile phones and consumer electronics ...

Mobile handset market leader Nokia has announced the launch of a new branch of its Forum Nokia PRO developer offering, Flash Zone, which will provide support and assistance to developers creating ...

Adobe offers over four specific image-editing phone apps—they’re all so similar, it’s hard to decipher which one you actually need. I’ve tested them all, and I recommend Adobe Express Mobile to be the ...

Samsung Electronics has developed NAND flash software especially for high performance multimedia applications. The new software is said to simplify multimedia system platform design by enabling ...

Editor’s note: Jeff Glueck is the chief executive of Skyfire, a company with a mission to dramatically improve the browsing experience on mobile phones. Skyfire’s browser in version 1.5 is available ...

Targeting high-performance multimedia applications, the company's NAND flash software promises to simplify platform design by quickly adapting its 16-Gb NAND flash memory to mobile products with large ...

Adobe garners the support of Google, Palm, and Motorola for its new Flash software for smartphones, smartbooks, Netbooks, and other mobile devices. Brooke Crothers writes about mobile computer systems ...