Adobe Flash for Palm Pre?

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The Flash plugin for the Pre is not ready yet. I found a blog post dated today that reports this:
It’s official: Adobe’s CEO, Shantanu Narayen, announced in the Q2 audio press release that a version of Flash Player 10 beta will be available for Smartphone’s browsers starting this October (during Adobe MAX) . The FP10 will be available on Google Android, Nokia Symbian OS, Window Mobile and Palm Web OS Pre browsers.
http://elromdesign.com/blog/2009/06/20/its-official-this-october-fp10-beta-will-be-avaliable-on-brow...
I can't confirm or deny, I don't really follow Adobe news.

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