This is cool.. it's almost time for me to get a new cell phone (I took a swim with my v710 and then dropped it in water the next day so the camera isn't working). I'm holding out for a few more weeks until my contract with Verizon ends. So the timing is great for Verizon and Adobe to announce that they're going to deliver the first Flash enabled mobile applications.

here's the press release

The alliance will provide developers in North America a new way to create and commercialize rich mobile applications and content that deliver exceptional mobile experiences to millions of Verizon Wireless customers.
Ok, so we have Wallop in Beta, which is going to allow Flash developers to create little widgets and sell them, we now have the ability to create little apps and sell them to the masses via their cell phones, we have a video site or some other Flash based site springing up every day it seems, we have Apollo getting ready to finally do what Central should have... shooo.. I'm glad I didn't listen to someone a couple of years ago when they said "you need to learn zzzzzzzz.. Flash may not be around much longer"


Flash Lite for BREW is currently available on four Get It Now-enabled Verizon Wireless handsets, including The V (LG VX9800), Motorola Razr V3c and Motorola V3m and Samsung SCH-a950.
That should make my decision making a little easier.. I had been looking at the Chocolate and The V.

Adobe also announced the Flash Lite 2.1 Update to Flash Professional 8 and it's free (as in beer). Just go download it.