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27 Sep 2007
Last night, Adobe held a special event for International correspondents in San Francisco to go over its new Flash Lite mobile software.
As expected, the iPhone popped up more than once in the conversation between reporters and Adobe mobile marketing VP Gary Kovacs. Both Kovacs and fellow Adobe marketing honcho Anup Murarka had all sorts of praise for the iPhone, saying that it has changed the mobile landscape and sent a new wave of creative energy (or urgency) throughout the industry.
The polite banter and sales pitch, however, gave way to an awkward silence when collaboration between the two companies came up.
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