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Mobile and Devices Developer Center
au Service
About au Service
au Service by mobile phone operator KDDI leverages its proprietary 2G/3G mobile Internet platform.
Macromedia Flash Lite 1.1, the Flash Player profile for mobile phones, is now available for service providers and handset manufacturers around the world. Building on the Flash Lite 1.0 profile for mobile phones, this release introduces key features relating to connectivity, device-specific capabilities, and standards support.
au Service Distribution
au Service by KDDI is Japan's second largest wireless data service provider. With over 17 million subscribers, it represents a huge market for content authors.
To deliver content to this market, a company must either become an au-certified content provider or distribute content through a certified content provider who aggregates third-party content. au Service handsets do not work outside of Japan, but with the Macromedia Flash MX Professional 2004 updates provided by Macromedia, designers outside of Japan can create and prototype Flash Lite content.
Resources and Downloads
Content Development Kits (CDKs)
Macromedia Flash Lite 1.1 CDK for KDDI Mobile Phones
Macromedia Flash Lite authoring guidelines covering tips, techniques, sample code, best practices, tutorials and pre-built interface elements for developing Macromedia Flash content for all KDDI phones running Flash Lite 1.1.
(English and Japanese versions available)
Macromedia Flash MX Professional 2004 Updater for Flash Lite 1.1 CDK for au Service by KDDI
Download this updater for Macromedia Flash MX Professional 2004 for developing Macromedia Flash content for au Service offered by KDDI.
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Articles
Best Practices for Developing Flash Lite 1.1 Content
Use the new developer features in Flash Lite 1.1 to create engaging mobile phone applications.
iShop: Flash Lite–Enabled Comparison Shopping to Go
Learn how to enhance the shopping experience with Flash Lite–enabled mobile phones and iShop.
Using Sound in Flash Lite 1.1
Find out what you should know when using sound with your mobile phone applications.
Introducing Flash Lite 1.1
The new version of the Flash profile for mobile phones adds connectivity features, device-specific capabilities, and standards support.
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