Adobe continues to add support for jQuery Mobile in CS6 with the addition of new jQuery Mobile Sample Pages and the jQuery Mobile Swatch panel. The new jQuery Mobile Swatch panel allows you to quickly apply themes visually to your jQuery Mobile projects regardless of where the themes were created. The new Sample Pages feature improved architecture that makes it easy to swap out themes without affecting layout or functionality.

The new Content Simulator allows you to effectively simulate how your Flash content is going to behave on a mobile device. This video demonstrates simulation of events specific to mobile, such as touch and drag, geolocation, and reacting to the accelerometer.

In the latest version of Adobe Reader for mobile devices, you can get even more work done when you're on the go. Add highlights, underlines, even sticky notes to a PDF file; you can also electronically sign documents or use EchoSign to send a PDF file off to be signed by someone else. Take a look at this video to learn how to get your work done from a smartphone or tablet!

Lee Brimelow and Thibault Imbert discuss the enhanced graphics rendering engine and the Stage3D API, enabling developers to port their Flash games to mobile with up to 60 frames per second.

Learn how to create a webpage using CSS that is specifically designed to be viewed on Mobile Devices.

Learn how you can actually use Dreamweaver to create a mobile app that will run on both android and IOS devices!

Adobe Evangelist Paul Trani talks about how you can use Flash Professional to create applications for mobile devices.

Watch how easy it is in Flash Professional to optimize your graphics for mobile devices.

Paul Trani shows you how you can easily use one file to scale your mobile apps in Flash Professional to fit multiple screen sizes.

Technical Evangelist Andrew Trice covers Adobe AIR with captive runtime support for mobile application development, which will benefit your Flash Builder projects for Android OS. (Learn more about Adobe gaming technologies in the Game Development Center.)

In this video, Michael Chaize discusses the complexities of developing UIs for multiple mobile platforms at once, and demonstrates a few tools for managing this process with Flex and Flash Builder.

Piotr Walczyszyn explains the process of creating custom ItemRenderers in ActionScript3 for Flex mobile applications, as well as the functionality they add to your projects.

Developer Evangelist Piotr Walczyszyn walks you through how to create a custom SkinnableContainer Component for mobile applications using Flex and Flash Builder.

In this interview, Acrobat's Senior Vice President of Technology Bob Wulff tells us about the new Adobe Reader application for iOS devices, and discusses the mobile experience for viewing PDF files.

Paul Trani discusses how Flash Professional CS5.5 allows you to get up and running with mobile development with newly available code templates.

Find out how to use Adobe Fireworks to create mobile designs that can be easily turned into CSS code (pasted into Adobe Dreamweaver) and export bitmap images optimized for mobile devices. This session will also reveal how to slice designs and export foreground and background images from Fireworks, use the Fireworks slice-naming feature to create assets with filenames that match your mobile framework, and create PNG-8 images with alpha transparency for reduced mobile bandwidth.

Learn how Adobe will be deploying language resources, or "language packs," to mobile applications in the field. Cloud-based localization will enable sending language updates and fixes to applications within minutes. This will eliminate the cumbersome need to build and test new installers for each localization update, as well as the need to push these through the delivery channels. The new approach allows rapid turnaround and supports frequent product releases and their often small increments, keeping in line with standard agile development practices.

Learn how to take advantage of native extensions, an upcoming feature of Adobe AIR, so you can access additional capabilities of devices and operating systems, reuse legacy code libraries, and improve the performance of your mobile applications. This session will provide a high-level overview and best practices.

Find out how to take advantage of exciting new CSS3 properties as well as underutilized CSS2.1 properties that had poor support in older browsers. Stephanie (Sullivan) Rewis from W3Conversions will discuss some of the more complex new properties and selectors as well as creative, less-known uses for some of the more well-known properties. Learn about tools that enable you to use these new techniques today in front-end and mobile development. Reduce maintenance time, HTTP requests, and make your pages more performant and SEO-friendly.

Find out how Adobe Flash Builder 4.5 makes it easy for you to build mobile apps for a variety of devices using the same workflow you use to build web or desktop applications today. You can now build apps to run on the Apple iOS, Google Android, and BlackBerry QNX platforms. Walk through the basic steps required in Flash Builder 4.5 to create and run a simple mobile Flex project both on the desktop and on a device. Also learn about new mobile-specific functionality in the Flex 4.5 software development kit (SDK).

Work anywhere with Adobe mobile apps and get professional results. In this session, you'll get an overview of creative mobile apps. Learn which apps are best for you and get a sneak peek at what's new. You won't want to miss this!

Creating content for both web and mobile devices that provides an engaging experience both online and offline can be a challenge. In this session you'll learn how to create native mobile applications based on Adobe's Web Experience Management (WEM) Solution's Content Sync Framework allowing you to quickly deploy existing content to your mobile clients.

Learn how to use Adobe AIR to build apps for mobile platforms such as Android, BlackBerry, and iOS. This session will provide an overview of APIs tuned for mobile use, including Accelerometer for games and Geolocation for location-based services. We'll discuss what makes mobile apps special and how to use the Adobe Flash Platform to deliver awesome experiences on these devices.

Learn techniques and lessons from real-world mobile application development, including UI/skinning approaches, custom components, platform integration, application architecture, and device dependent considerations. You'll come away better prepared to embrace the industry-shifting paradigm change that mobile development promises.

Join Scott Fegette (Adobe Dreamweaver senior product manager) and Dave Johnson (Nitobi CTO) as they discuss modern web projects and their challenges in 2011. They'll give you the scoop on what you need to know to take advantage of the increased richness, reach and functionality of HTML5-based mobile projects.

Explore the issues of moving an established RIA experience from desktop to mobile. Join Joseph Labrecque from the University of Denver as he discusses transitioning the viewing experience for a campus resource from desktop to mobile. This session will examine how to take advantage of new workflow considerations across Adobe toolsets and determine what existing functionality is suitable for mobile applications, investigate device restrictions that can impact the general user experience, and describe how to make users aware of a new mobile application and what to expect.

Get insights from Flex SDK team members on the new mobile-optimized components. They'll be covering Lists, itemRenderers, and View transitions. Come learn everything you'll need to know to get your app to peak performance.

Adobe's Director of Evangelism, Ben Forta, describes how Adobe has been innovating on both Flash and HTML for mobile applications.

In this video, Paul Trani uses code snippets in Flash Professional CS5.5 to quickly turn his Flash project into a fully-functional app for mobile devices.

Enterprise mobile applications require complex access to backend data and resources. In this session you will learn how to use Adobe® Digital Enterprise Platform to build mobile applications leveraging AIR and AIR with native ADEP extensions, as well as completely native HTML5, Android, and iOS code.

Unless you've been hiding under a rock, you know the web is shifting again! HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript are helping move the web from the desktop onto a multitude of devices and screen sizes. And through the magic of the Phonegap framework, those same technologies are being used to build native applications as well. Join Greg Rewis, product evangelist, as he shows how to use CSS3 Media Queries to adapt the look of traditional web pages to these form factors, and how to implement a more "native" feel to your pages using the jQuery Mobile framework.

Unless you've been hiding under a rock, you know the web is shifting again! HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript are helping move the web from the desktop onto a multitude of devices and screen sizes. And through the magic of the Phonegap framework, those same technologies are being used to build native applications as well. Join Greg Rewis, product evangelist, as he shows how to use CSS3 Media Queries to adapt the look of traditional web pages to these form factors, and how to implement a more "native" feel to your pages using the jQuery Mobile framework.

In this episode, you will learn all about the latest Fireworks CSS3 Mobile Pack, which includes a CSS3 Properties Panel and the jQuery Mobile Theme Skinning tool.

Mobile devices have capabilities beyond a desktop computer. In this video learn how to launch and load a phone number, email, directions, and SMS messaging all on a mobile device.

Join A@A developer Dylan DePass as he demonstrates the Adobe Directory AIR mobile experience on different devices and covers considerations when developing for multiple screens.

Get an overview of the new AIR and mobile device code snippets in Flash Pro CS5.5. Learn how to use a snippet to make an object move onscreen when a user tilts their mobile device.

Adobe's Rob Pinkerton Discusses Mobile Government and How Agencies Need to Expand their View of Mobile

Geolocation is a top feature on mobile devices. In this video Paul Trani explains how to use the GPS coordinates of a device and plot the coordinates on a Google Map.

How can you take advantage of the camera integrated in most mobile devices?  Paul Trani shows you how to create an app that uses the native camera application.

In this video, Duane Nickull explores microphone access in Adobe mobile applications built with Flash Builder 4.5.  He creates a simple recording app to run on mobile devices and shares the source code.

Paul Trani demonstrates how, using Flash Professional, you can create a simple voice-controlled game that uses data from the microphone of a mobile device to move graphics.

Developer Evangelist Paul Trani explores the functionality you can build into a mobile application with ActionScript such as gesture events, which allow users to pinch and zoom-in on a photo.

Join Mihai Corlan as he explains how you can use Flex RPC services in ActionScript mobile projects.

Mark Doherty explores the potential offered by the large array of devices you may use everyday. He highlights how to create contextual applications that operate across desktops, mobile phones and tablets.

In this first episode in the Mobile App workshop, learn how to set up an Android mobile application file in Flash Professional CS5.5.

In the second episode in the Mobile App workshop, learn how to create the design for the campus information application in Flash Professional CS5.5.

In this tutorial, learn how to add an RSS news feed to the campus information mobile application in Flash Professional CS5.5.

Learn how to use Flash Professional CS5.5 to add a Google Map to the campus information mobile application.

In this final tutorial in the Mobile App workshop, learn how to publish the campus information application from Flash Professional CS5.5 to an Android mobile device.

Platform Evangelist Tomas Krcha demonstrates the ability to control an application on your desktop with your mobile device using Flash Builder.

Mobile devices are unlike laptop computers in that you interact with the content using touchpoints.  In this video, Paul Trani creates a simple drawing application using ActionScript in Flash Professional.

Senior Technical Evangelist Duane Nickull illustrates using transformation gestures in Flash Builder, and discusses best practices for zoom events when developing for mobile devices.

An accelerometer allows the content on a mobile device to change based on the physical positioning of the device. Developer Evangelist Paul Trani shows how this function works using Flash Professional.

Join Platform Evangelist Bhakti Pingale as she walks you through debugging a Flex application on a mobile device over a USB connection.  While this walkthrough uses a Samsung Galaxy Tab, the workflow is applicable for any mobile device running Android.

Platform Evangelist Michael Chaize demonstrates how new features in Flex 4.5 make it easy to create multiple layouts for applications to run on mobile devices.

Join Duane Nickull as he builds a mobile application that binds to an XML Service using Flash Builder 4.5. Included are best architectural practices for manipulating and displaying the data.

Scott Fegette explores the new Live View and CSS3 Media Queries features in Dreamweaver CS5.5 that enables web designers and developers to quickly create and test custom web experiences across mobile devices.

In this video Greg Rewis will explore how you can configure a Dreamweaver CS 5.5 site to build a native mobile application using the popular PhoneGap framework - and deliver rich native applications to iOS and Android without needing to learn new languages or tools.

In this video, Greg Rewis shows how Dreamweaver CS 5.5's support for jQuery Mobile projects. Built upon the wildly popular jQuery JavaScript framework, jQuery Mobile lets web designers and developers build mobile application interfaces quickly and consistently.

jQuery Mobile greatly simplifies the implementation of mobile-specific interfaces while still using clean, semantic HTML and CSS. However, the way pages are implemented in jQuery Mobile can be a bit of a shift for new mobile designers. In this video we'll look at the components of a jQuery Mobile "page", and how you can quickly build out an entire jQuery mobile application within a single HTML file.

In this episode, we'll look at the new featurees for building and previewing a native mobile application using the PhoneGap framework in Dreamweaver CS 5.5.

Built upon the wildly popular jQuery JavaScript framework, jQuery Mobile lets web designers and developers build mobile application interfaces quickly and consistently. In this video, we'll take a look at Dreamweaver CS 5.5's support for jQuery Mobile projects.

In this video we'll explore how you can configure a Dreamweaver CS 5.5 site to build a native mobile application using the popular PhoneGap framework - and deliver rich native applications to iOS and Android without needing to learn new languages or tools.

Native phone and tablet applications are increasingly becoming a component of modern web projects. In this video we'll show how Dreamweaver CS 5.5 integrates with the popular PhoneGap framework to use your existing web design and development skills to build native mobile applications for Android and iOS devices.

In this video, Scott Fegette explains how developers can create mobile applications that take advantage of features such as multitouch, camera, and location services using the new jQuery Mobile Framework in a future version of Dreamweaver.

Julie Campagna interviews Adobe Product Manager Scott Fegette, prior to his panel on web-to-mobile development, and afterward solicits reactions from designers and developers who attended the discussion.

Join Adobe Evangelist Duane Nickull as he shows a step by step walkthrough to build a SlashDot RSS android application. In Part one the basic service connection and displaying objects is explained as well as the basic architecture.

David Wadhwani, SVP at Adobe, discusses Flash Player and AIR momentum, including latest adoption numbers and where the Flash Platform will be in 2011.

Explore the role of prototyping in designing and developing compelling mobile applications. We'll examine the forms that prototypes can take (from paper prototypes to rich, interactive simulations), their advantages and costs, and how Adobe tools can be used to create them. Then we'll walk through creating a user interface for a mobile application using Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Flash Professional, Flash Catalyst, and Flash Builder. This presentation also covers best practices for UX, as well as developer-focused tips and tricks.

In part two of his Flex Mobile series, Narciso Jaramillo builds out more of his mobile Twitter application, showing how to navigate to a new view and customize the display of a list.

In part one of his Flex Mobile series, Narciso Jaramillo walks you through building the first screen of a Twitter app for Android using the preview releases of Flex “Hero” and Flash Builder “Burrito.”

In part three of his Flex Mobile series, Narciso Jaramillo demonstrates how easy it is to debug his Twitter app directly on a device, and then packages it for deployment using the preview release of Flash Builder “Burrito.”

Working together, Atlantic Records and AgencyNet created a mobile application that allows music fans to connect and follow their favorite artists with real-time news and notes. Fanbase Mobile was developed using Adobe Device Central CS4, Dreamweaver CS4, Flash CS4 Professional, and Photoshop CS4.

With Flash Player 10.1, AOL Media streamlines production and delivers premium user experiences to mobile devices.

Cameron Church demos the Brightcove Mobile Experience and explains how Flash Player 10.1 expands Brightcove's reach to smart phone users.

In this episode I will walk you through the features of Adobe's NEW Photoshop.com Mobile for iPhone and iPod touch

See how you can create rich mobile applications that run on tens of millions of Nokia devices and more than 30 models globally. With Nokia Web Runtime, you can use your web development and design skills in your favorite web authoring tools.

Hear about Open-Plug's Flex Builder plug-in and mobile-optimized SDK that enables you to create rich mobile applications and deploy them with native performance across various mobile platforms.See live demonstrations of the development workflow, and more.

Hear directly from the team involved in enabling Flex on mobile devices regarding the challenges faced and progress made in optimization, components, and tooling.

XD Experience Design Manager, Matt Snow, talks with Punchcut's Jared Benson and Christian Robertson, about designing interfaces not just for mobile devices, but for the mobile lifestyle.

Signing lets you to create trust with your end users and distribute your apps to marketplaces. In this video we’ll walk-through signing a cab package for Windows Mobile devices.

Learn how to setup your computer with mobile SDKs and get ready to create your first mobile packages. Whether you're a novice or a pro - this is a must see.

Join James Talbot as he shows us how to use Creative Suite 4 tools such as Flash CS4 Professional and Photoshop CS4 along with Adobe Device Central CS4 to design rich experiences for mobile devices.

Join Mording Golding as he shows us how to use Flash CS4 Professional, Photoshop CS4, Illustrator CS4, After Effects CS4, and Adobe Device Central CS4 to create, test, and optimize content for mobile devices such as cell phones and PDAs.