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Japanese Toshiba Genio does SWF

Macromedia announced today yet another wireless device that can play swf files. The Toshiba Genio is currently only available in Japan, but maybe we will see it in our stores sometime later in the year. This news really does go to show how much the Flash Player really is penetrating the Wireless market, i really cant see SVG catching up, ever at this rate!! Thanks goes to John Dowel for this article. Also remember that the newly released Flash Enabled book has the full lowdown on development for wireless devices such as this.



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