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.

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

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.

David Yang has put together a how to on creating Chumby widgets to watch BBC news. Read about it here.

Playoo, a mobile game community, has announced a program for up and coming Flash Lite developers. They are promising to pay cash for good ideas received from the developers.

From their post:

“One of the main objectives of the PDP is to create a marketplace for Flash Lite game developers to sell games to buyers.  For now, the only buyer is Playyoo itself, but this will change as we start to
introduce 3rd party commercial customers.  In order to get things going, we’re running a pilot programme where we are requesting proposals for a game on a specific theme every week. We’re paying €300 for each delivered game. So far we’re in week 3, and it’s going pretty well.

One of the nice things is seeing just how quickly developers can respond - using Flash Lite, an entertaining casual mobile game can go from nothing to online in under a week.

We’d really like to build up this initiative. Obviously, it helps us, to get great content, but hopefully it also helps the Flash Lite community, especially people who would like to break in to commercial or semi-commercial development.

You can read more about the the PDP here: “

http://blog.playyoo.com/2008/announcing-the-playyoo-developer-program/132/

A demo is made available by Matt Pollitt on his blog that shows Flash delivering on demand video. He is working with a company called Stream Mobile who provides video on demand. Stream’s web site is: streamOnline.co.uk

Jeffferey Goldman has created very interesting wallpapers using Flash Lite. These are not static wallpapers. These wallpapers embed quiz and information in them and rotate. So it not only gives you a ‘cool’ background, it also helps enhance your IQ!!!

He’s got three of them on his web site - Julius Ceaser, Alexander the great and Edger Allan Poe. He is allowing them to be downloaded for personal use. Check them out.

Adobe is working with Yahoo and Google to make Flash content searchable. Adobe has give ‘optimized’ Flash player to both that they can use to index. As of now, the search engines can not really look inside the Flash content. With this new technology, you can look inside the content and the search results will be able to give more accurate results.