Alesandro has put together a blog reader that will let you read his blog posts on a mobile device. It seems like a neat application, but obvious limitation is you can only read from one web site. Nevertheless, I am sure it can be expanded to read from other sites also. Check it out here.

 Sony Playstation blog is telling that the latest firmware update will add Flash 9 support to Sony browser. So now users can have true web experience via Sony Playstation!

Read the blog here.

 Skillpod media, a mobile games company based in South Africa is planning on launching a game suite based on Flash Lite. From the release:

“Until now, SkillPod has focused on online casual games, with its GameZBoost platform used by several web portals in South Africa to deliver its games offerings.

Although Flash Lite suits casual games as a technology, the challenge for SkillPod will be educating consumers that they have Flash Lite capable handsets, and how to get the games.”

There’s a new tool available from Instinct Company based in NewZealand. It allows you to create Flash based games using their graphical interface. They have also posted a video that shows how easily this can be done. They’ve also given bunch of examples of games created using the tool  on their web site. They have a channel on youtube where they show all these videos.

Does this mean that everyone with an idea can now create a game? Looks like we are ready for Games 2.0!

Calculator is a

 A simple calculator created using Flash Lite for Nokia S60 that offers all the basic calculations and some memory calculations is available for free download here

I came across Flash Lite version of ‘Tic-Tac-Toe’ - one of the basic games- on internet. This one allows you to have multiple modes (such as Human vs. Computer and Human vs. Human), and has different levels of skills. You can download it for free here.

Via Matt Gross/Momo Boston:

“The Boston-area AT&T organization is holding a regional developer contest and we wanted to make sure everyone has the details.  The deadline is approaching soon.

It’s open to consumer browser, messaging, and download apps.  Application submissions will be accepted until September 30, 2008.

Top prize is $10,000.  Find out more at:  http://clients. write-image. com/fastpitch/  ”

I came accross this site that has several wallpapers and games listed on this page. CHeck it out.

Kuneri Lite is a product that facilitates Flash to access device features such as bluetooth. It is a great utility for SYmbian based phones and you can develop pretty powerful applications. The developers at Kuneri recently posted a tutorial on Nokia forums on creating chat application using Blutetooth.

From the tutorial: “In this tutorial we will follow a step-by-step guide to create a chat by Bluetooth using Kuneri Lite. Kuneri Lite allows access to the S60 features (Bluetooth, GPS, Camera, …) that we haven’t access directly from Flash Lite.”

You can find the tutorial here.

Yes- the ever popular Flash Lite Tetris is available here. Too bad my blackberry does not have Flash Lite. When will we see Flash Lite on every phone out there?