Mobile flash player

Does anyone know if i can get a version of flash player to
work on my W580i mobile phone, i use t-mobile web'n'walk as my
provider but have no idea what os the phone uses. cheers in advance
for all the help

Hi,
The Adobe Flash Player is not supported on the Mango device. You can find a list of Adobe Certified devices here: http://www.adobe.com/devnet-apps/flashruntimes/certified-devices.html
Regards,
Greg

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• How to maximize memory and processor performance of
your applications.
• How to develop for multiple devices with minimal
changes.
• To tap into resources to get you started quickly
• About handy third party utilities.
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devices
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year and probably on phones by the end of the year
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the player is already integrated on the phone OS
3 - the 6630 supports FL player, which means that you can
install the FL player provided by Adobe. So it's not really your
target device do commercial FL content. Target devices are the one
that are FL enabled. You cannot set the FL content as screensaver
in the 6630. Nokia S40 have that feature. But you cna for sure
develop screensavers and wallpapers.
Alessandro

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workshop.
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be on the
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