Nokia Ovi Store y Windows Market Place for Mobile
Nokia y Microsoft el dia de ayer en el Mobile World Congress anuncian sus respectivas tiendas de aplicaciones moviles, similares al Android Market y la App Store, sin embargo estas 2 tienen algo en comun, Flashlite.
Cuando se anuncio flashlite 3.1 trajo consigo Adobe Mobile Packager, que te permite empaquetar tus aplicaciones SWF en .SIS (s60) y .CAB (Windows Mobile), asi cuando un usuario instala tu aplicacion parece una aplicacion nativa, similiar a lo que hace Adobe Air en el desktop.
Llevo mas de 2 años hablando de moviles, en especial de flashlite, en este tiempo he visto como Adobe ha tratado de hacer de flashlite una oportunidad fuerte para desarrollar aplicaciones moviles (que realmente lo es), pero el problema siempre recaia en el descubrimiento de aplicaciones y su distribucion, por eso es que en este sentido Nokia Ovi Store y Windows Market Place for Mobile son importantes.
Por la red estaba la pregunta de si valia la pena desarrollar para Flashlite, pues la llegada de flash player 10 para moviles era inevitable, solo era cuestion de tiempo paa tenerlo en todas partes y por fin ayer fue anunciado, pero no hay razon para diferenciarlos, me gusta ver a Adobe Mobile Packager como lo mas cercano a el AIR de moviles, quien se encargara de hacer el cambio entre players (de Lite3.1 a 10) y distribuir sin importar plataformas.
La monetizacion de aplicaciones moviles siempre ha existido, pero los desarrolladores de la Flash Platform la veian u poco lejana, parece que ahora las cosas van a cambiar.
Adobe rls.
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Francisco
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