Adobe Device Central CS3 is designed to boost the efficiency and productivity of creative professionals and mobile developers who want to produce innovative and compelling content for a broad range of mobile phones and consumer electronics devices. A regularly updated library of device profiles, combined with intelligent integration between Device Central CS3 and the other Adobe Creative Suite 3 components, simplifies the mobile authoring workflow and makes it a snap to preview designs and test content on the desktop — before loading it on the target device for final testing.
Watch or listen to this podcast series aimed at creative professionals new to mobile, as Adobe host John Agger walks you through tutorials on mobile content creation. The Adobe Mobile Podcast series is created in partnership with Terry White's Creative Suite Video podcast and includes the following episodes:
Anant Parekh (Sept. 10, 2007)
Learn how to make custom device profiles in anticipation of new mobile devices to be released and also for mobile devices which are not included in Adobe Device Central.
Winston Wang (March 27, 2007)
Read about the upcoming cool features in Adobe Device Central CS3 from Winston Wang, senior product manager for Mobile and Devices.
Winston Wang, senior product manager for mobile authoring at Adobe, talks about how Adobe Device Central helps demystify mobile development (2:30)
Create interactive Flash content that's appropriate for mobile devices. You will learn how to create, publish, and test this content in Device Central.
Learn about setting preferences, working with profiles, and how to create new documents. Find and take advantage of device profiles and sets in the workspace, including how to create a new set and use a search filter to search for devices.
Visit the Device Central Design Center for design-oriented articles, and video tutorials on Adobe Device Central CS3.
Looking for the answer to a specific question you have about Adobe Device Central? Post your question to the forum to get help from others in the community.
Visit the product page to learn more about Adobe Device Central CS3.