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Kero Mobile is next generation mobile content store. Kero Mobile allows mobile users to access mobile applications, games, media, music, social networking communities, news, sport news, blogs, city information, RSS feeds and more.

Here a set of information to help you use Kero Mobile, you can download Kero Mobile from www.biskero.mobi

• F.A.Q.
• How Tos
• Forum Kero Mobile

Remember to join Kero Mobile social communities to get the latest news:

• Facebook group
  
• Twitter: keromobile
• Check supported Nokia phones

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“The Nokia WRT Extension for Dreamweaver provides features that enable the creation, editing, testing, validation, packaging, and deployment of WRT widgets from within Dreamweaver.

WRT widgets are small, task-focused web applications that are installed and run in the same way as other S60 applications. WRT widgets allow websites or web services to be optimised for use on S60 devices. Because they’re easy to develop and use, WRT widgets are ideal for driving traffic to your website from S60 devices”

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“Kero Mobile allows mobile users to access mobile applications, games, media, music, social networking communities, news, sport news, blogs, city information, RSS feeds and more“.

You can download Kero Mobile directly to your supported mobile phones from www.biskero.mobi

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Also once you have Kero Mobile installed you will be part of Kero Mobile Community Forum as described in this post.

Kero Mobile is really close to launch so stay tuned!!

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“Imagine to have an application on your mobile phone that:

• allows you to browse, view, play and download content
• allows to manage the content
• allows to add/remove content
• allows to turn on/off content
• allows to add/remove content to your favorites
• allows to suggest content to developers/publishers

Kero Mobile is a mobile application that gets installed on your Nokia handset (check Supported Nokia phones).”

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“S60 software continues to lead in the support for and use of internet technologies, and includes the Web Browser for S60, which supports desktop-quality browsing with Adobe Flash Lite 3. With the touch enabled products and S60 5th Edition, Internet browsing is made more convenient by enabling scrolling Web pages and interacting directly with Web content by touching with a finger or the use of keys or stylus. The ecosystem now has more options, and user experiences are further enhanced with touch optimized toolbars and easy access to browser and internet application options.”

First device based on the new platform is the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic.

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Here are the Flash Lite specs: “Flash colour depth, 16-bit (536 colours) ; Flash in Screensaver ; Flash in browser ; Heap size for Flash per content type (MB) 2 ; Language support for device fonts and input according to i-mode specifications ; Enabled sound formats for Flash: Midi”

Also on the new developer site there is no selection possible for Flash Lite 2.0.

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• Topic: Flash and Mobile Browsing
• Time: 10-11am PST, 5 June 2008
• Presenters: Stephen Ellis (Forum Nokia) & Bill Perry (Adobe)

“Description: This one-hour webinar will explore the integration of Flash Lite on mobile devices, give pointers for developing online mobile Flash content, and provide a full question-and-answer session. This webinar is another in a continuing series of joint webinars between Nokia and Adobe to provide developers with information and guidance for creating mobile experiences using Flash technologies.”

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• Topic: Flash and Mobile Browsing
• Time: 10-11am PST, 5 June 2008
• Presenters: Stephen Ellis (Forum Nokia) & Bill Perry (Adobe)
• Registration

“Description: This one-hour webinar will explore the integration of Flash Lite on mobile devices, give pointers for developing online mobile Flash content, and provide a full question-and-answer session. This webinar is another in a continuing series of joint webinars between Nokia and Adobe to provide developers with information and guidance for creating mobile experiences using Flash technologies.”

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“Mxim Framework facilitates developers to port Web 2.0 experience on mobile devices and concentrate on application logics rather than worry about memory and processing issues on small devices. It also facilitates web developers to port their websites from the desktop environment to mobile devices without sacrificing the richness of their content. The focus of the framework is to replicate the rich user experience on mobile devices that is currently available on the desktop environment. Its a client server environment utilizing the rich possibilities provided by Flash Lite platform on the client device. currently it supports, Flash Lite 2.x – 3.0. It takes care for memory management on mobile device along with taking care of other limited resources on a hand held device.”

Here some demos.

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“Is flash lite pre-installed – can you ask them to go to YouTube and play a vid?

Flash lite will be pre-installed, but the unit I used wasn’t connected to the net so I couldn’t test YouTube.”

As far as I know this is Flash Lite 3 embedded into the browser.

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“He said by using Flash, the developers won’t have to tweak an application for every phone because it runs in the browser which are fairly standard. And because it’s not an application, it also means that developers can avoid the carrier’s deck as being the main point of distribution.”

Here more infos on David’s session.

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“Submit games, animated ads, avatars, widgets, websites, experiences, and more designed exclusively for handheld mobile devices.”

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