Flash Lite content types

As discussed in About Flash Lite content types in Getting Started with Flash Lite 1.x, Flash Lite is installed on a variety of devices. Each Flash Lite installation supports one or more application modes, or content types. For example, some devices use Flash Lite to enable screen savers or animated ring tones that are based on Flash. Other devices use Flash Lite to render Flash content that is embedded in mobile web pages.

The following table lists and describes all the Flash Lite content types available as of this writing. As discussed in Flash Lite 1.x availability in Getting Started with Flash Lite 1.x, most of the content types are only available in a specific geographic region or from specific mobile operators. The third column in the table provides the availability of each content type by region and mobile operator. For additional and up-to-date information about Flash Lite content type availability, see the Flash Enabled Mobile Device page at www.adobe.com/go/mobile_supported_devices.

Flash Lite supports the following content types:

Flash Lite content type	Description	Availability
Address Book	Uses Flash Lite to let users associate a SWF file with an entry in their device's address book application.	NTT DoCoMo and Vodafone (Japan only)
Alarm	Uses Flash Lite to let the user select a SWF file to play for the device's alarm.	KDDI and Vodafone (Japan only)
Browser	Uses Flash Lite to render Flash content embedded in mobile web pages and viewed in the device's web browser.	NTT DoCoMo, KDDI, and Vodafone (Japan only)
Calling History	Uses Flash Lite to display an image or animation associated with each entry in the user's address book, along with their name and phone number.	KDDI (Casio phones only)
Calling Screen	Uses Flash Lite to display an animation when the user receives a call or makes a call.	NTT DoCoMo and KDDI (Japan only)
Chaku Flash	Uses Flash Lite to let user select SWF file to play as the ringtone for incoming calls.	KDDI (Japan only)
Data Box	Uses Flash Lite to render Flash content in the device's Data Box application, which lets the user manage and preview multimedia files on the device.	NTT DoCoMo, KDDI, and Vodafone (Japan only)
Data Folder	Uses Flash Lite to render Flash content in the device's Data Folder application, which lets the user manage and preview multimedia files on the device.	KDDI (Japan only)
Icon Menu	Uses Flash Lite to let the user select custom icon menus for the device's launcher .	KDDI (Casio phones only)
Image Viewer	Use the Image Viewer application that lets the user manage and preview multimedia files on the device, including SWF files.	NTT DoCoMo (Japan only)
Incoming Call	Uses Flash Lite to display an animation when the user receives a call.	NTT DoCoMo, KDDI, and Vodafone (Japan only)
Mailer	Uses Flash Lite to display an animation when the user sends or receives an e-mail message.	Vodafone (Japan only)
Multimedia	Uses Flash Lite to preview SWF files (as well as other multimedia formats).	KDDI (Japan only)
My Picture	Uses My Picture application that lets the user manage and preview SWF files on the device, as well as other image formats.	NTT DoCoMo (Japan only)
OpenEMIRO	Displays Flash Lite content when the device is returning from Standby mode. This is similar to the Wake Up Screen content type on other devices.	KDDI (Casio devices only)
Screen Saver	Uses Flash Lite to display the device's screen saver.	KDDI and Vodafone (Japan only)
SMIL Player	Uses Flash Lite to preview SWF files (as well as other multimedia formats).	KDDI (Japan only)
Standalone Player	Makes Flash Lite available as a stand-alone application so that the user can launch and view arbitrary SWF files that reside on the device or that the user receives in the messaging in-box.	Available globally for select Symbian Series 60 and UIQ devices.
Standby Screen	Uses Flash Lite to display the device's Standby Screen (or wallpaper screen).	NTT DoCoMo and KDDI (Japan only)
Sub LCD	Uses Flash Lite to display content on the external or secondary screen available on some flip phones.	KDDI (Japan only)
Wake Up Screen	Uses Flash Lite to display an animation as the phone is starting.	NTT DoCoMo (Japan only)

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