Thats right, I just noticed AIR for Android is available on the Marketplace.

Simply type “adobe air” and you’ll be welcomed with a quick and free download. Not sure if this means AIR/Android is coming out soon for developers but its pretty damn exciting.

On a related note my talk on Flash Mobile that i’ll be presenting at MiniMax is really starting to kick ass. I have some cross device workflows, tips, tricks and sample code. All materials and code will be provided to attendees of my talk for free, with some bonuses. If you are going to be around, please stop on by.

More about this AIR/Android topic soon. As always keep a watch on Scriptplayground for new tutorials, especially on Flash mobile, in the coming weeks!

No you aren’t living in the twilight zone, Apple has indeed lifted its 3.3.1 restriction. This of course is huge for the Flash community as we can now once again create mobile apps using the Flash for iPhone Packager that is included in Flash CS5.

Not only can you create apps, but existing apps have started to become approved as of today and even Adobe announced the news, ending with a note they will continue development.

So in the end Adobe comes up on top, and I still hate Apple for putting us through this, but glad its over… at least for now. Hopefully Apple will lift their baseless ban on Flash for mobile Safari.

I am sure you are thinking to yourself did he really just misspell “little” in the subject of this entry? Well the answer is no I didn’t. What I am speaking about is hardly little. I am officially announcing that I am working with the team at Litl in Boston.

For those that don’t know Litl is an intuitive webbook that runs Flash Player and is built around a community of apps “cards” for the user to download with ease.

I actually learned about Litl from Scott Janousek and other Flash enthusiasts about a year ago. Well a few months ago an offer was presented where I got the chance to work with Litl (freelance basis) and I am thrilled.

While I can’t talk about specific projects or concepts I can say its a freaking blast. The Litl team instantly made me feel at home and all of them are a thrill to work with. Stay tuned for more details and of course lots of great tutorials on Litl development over at Scriptplayground in the coming months.