Yesterday at the mobile world congress, Adobe officially announced the availability of Flash for PocketPC phones or Windows Phones henceforth.

Flash 10 will be the full blown version that is promised by the end of the year, meanwhile Flash Lite 3.1 could do almost every common task. For example, it can open .swf files directly and play them on your pocket pc and the best of all, it integrates tightly with Opera 9.5 to view websites with flash and can also play YouTube videos directly on your pocket pc.

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