Adobe plans to give away Flash for mobile devices

May 1st, 2008 By AMANDA FEHD, Associated Press Writer

(AP) -- Adobe Systems Inc. says it will license its video-enabling Flash software for free for mobile devices to help developers make mobile Internet experiences more closely resemble the experience on computers.

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