• I Will Call It Mini-Flash

    Macromedia today announced plans to make a miniature version of its popular Flash player to run on Microsoft PocketPCs. The software already runs on Compaq's IPaq, Casio's Cassiopeia and HP's Jordana. The current hold up is the software's lack of ability to play back MP3 audio. Developers can get their hands on the release over at www.macromedia.com along with examples and guides to help them create flash animation compatible with the PocketPC.

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