Archived:Flash Cast

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The article just briefs the infromation about Flash Cast. It would have better if the author has provided some details on the use of Flash-Cast.

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Created: sellis (20 Feb 2007)

Last edited: hamishwillee (14 May 2013)

What Adobe say – “The Adobe® Flash® Cast™ solution enables you to provide easily discoverable, engaging, and personalized data services — virtually anytime, anywhere. Differentiate and protect your brand, increase data revenues, and leverage existing network investments.”

Summary - Flash Cast is a ‘white label’ solution aimed at Operators and large brand owners. It is a client-server system that uses Flash Lite technology to deliver dynamically updated content, including elements such as News feeds, Games, Weather, music charts, live polls/surveys etc.

Flash Cast combines these elements into a simple branded user experience. Key advantages are that content is up to date, easy to discover and delivered in a simple way to the user. Currently Flash Cast is not available to the developer community and only available to select companies.

-- Chris Browne

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