Lee Brimelow gives an introduction to some of the new Text Layout features and functionality in Flash CS5.

Trevor McCauley, from the Flash Player team gives some tips and tricks that will be useful for developers when targeting the Flash Platform.

Flash Player 10.1 introduces a full, native multi-touch API that allows you to create some amazing applications. In this session Lee Brimelow demonstrates how to build applications using native multi-touch feedback as well as how to use the built-in gesture support for things like scaling and rotating.

Arno Gourdol, from the Adobe AIR team, gives an overview of what's in store for Adobe AIR on desktops and devices.

Matt Snow, from Adobe's Experience Design Team discusses some of the lessons learned from designing applications and content that target multiple screens.

Heidi Williams shows off a bunch of new features from Flash Builder 4, the next version of Adobe’s developer IDE. She also covers designer/developer workflows, easy ways to connect your app to data, and new integrated testing tools.

Jim Corbett from the Flash Player team discusses some of the changes to Flash Player 10.1 that the team has made to ensure that the player performs well across desktops and devices.

In this session Tareq AlJaber shows how developers can take advantage of the new Flash CS5 and Flash Builder 4 integration to create ActionScript based content and applications from within Flash CS5.

Richard Galvan gives an introduction to Flash CS5, and show some of the new features that make this release one of the best yet.

David Wadhwani (General Manager and Vice President for the Flash Platform) holds a town hall style discussion, answering questions from developers, and discusses the current state and future of the Flash Platform.