Join to Nokia Forum PRO and receive Flash Lite 2 for free

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Some posts ago I wrote on the new Forum Nokia PRO. Today Nokia has added a new area, the Flash Zone, a new program dedicated to developers who want to create Flash Lite contents.
By joining Forum Nokia PRO: Flash Zone, you can expand your technical knowledge and marketing opportunities via access to comprehensive resources exclusive to Flash Lite. There are also tools and services to catalyze Flash Lite development. These include:

Special Offers on Adobe software
Free copies of the Flash Lite Player 1.1 and Flash Lite Player 2 for testing on supported handsets
Direct technical support via a dedicated email list
Notifications regarding opportunities to market your applications at events
Invitations to exclusive online seminars
Early access to upcoming product information
Access to beta programs

Here it is how Gary Kovacs, vice president of Mobile and Device Solutions at Adobe, commented the news :

"There are over one million Flash developers around the world and this highly innovative and creative ecosystem is poised to deliver some great applications and content to Nokia customers," said Gary Kovacs, vice president of Mobile and Device Solutions at Adobe. "Forum Nokia's new PRO: Flash Zone gives mobile developers a hub to support them in creating the content and applications that will engage customers worldwide who choose Nokia's exciting new Flash enabled Series 40 and S60 devices."

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"The launch of the Forum Nokia PRO: Flash Zone continues and expands the relationship between Nokia and Adobe that has resulted in the deployment of Macromedia Flash technology on Nokia devices and collaboration on the Flash 8 development tool," said Lee Epting, vice president, Forum Nokia. "The new Zone underscores the strength of Nokia's commitment to supporting its PRO developer community and to developers already working with Flash technology, providing technical, training and business development resources that will help to extend the boundaries of mobile applications." [via Ameinfo]