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mobile svg-t night
at mobile monday in silicon valley this week, the topic was all about svg-t. fuscia-design consultant antoine spoke on the past, present and future of svg-t. although adobe was present, little was revealed about their strategy and plans for flash lite.
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April 5th, 2006
I was surprised Adobe didn’t have a booth CTIA… They were clearly there, as we found that they had a private party at Tao.
Proof: http://www.flickr.com/photos/j.....125590000/
April 5th, 2006
I think Adobe has a lot up it’s sleeves, which we (hopefully) will see revealed soon! The conversation did not extend into a true debate between SVGt and FlashLite as I had hoped/expected….