The Open Screen Project was created by Adobe to increase design-in of the Adobe Flash Player on consumer devices like cell phones. Many companies are partners in the project including ARM, Cisco, Intel, Google, and Texas Instruments. Microsoft and Apple are not on the list probably because they have competing technologies. Intel subsidiary Wind River recently joined the initiative. Benefits to membership include a royalty-free license to use flash device run-times, and permission to use the Open Screen Project and Flash logo.
This video shows a Flash player running on an Android phone.
There is an Open Screen Project Fund sponsored by Adobe and Nokia. It awards grants to develop Flash applications that run on Nokia devices.
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