Interest in developing iOS apps

My son and I have developed an interest in learning to develop apps for iOS, Android, etc. We have been reading and looking into Adobe products because of my sons knowledge of Actionscript. What would be your recommendations to getting started and also what software to focus on and learn?
Software of Interest, but really unsure of what software works and does what to develop apps.
AIR
Flash Builder 4.5
Flash Pro CS5.5
~ Scott

hi
you can use flash pro to build apps but flash builder is much better suited to the task; it has better tooling/wizards for building mobile apps and its geared towards the developer rather than the designer (as with flash pro)
as for getting started, there's plenty of content at http://www.adobe.com/devnet/devices.html

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You must be at least 18 to submit apps to the App Store.
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