Re: R: Flash can now run on top of J2ME

Bluestreak doesn't publish detailed product specifics
publicly for
obvious competitive reasons but we do share them with our
customers
and partners under NDA. Bluestreak simply choses to protect
it's
competitive advantages and discloses details only under NDA
which is
simply prudent business.

Bluestreak offers a product line that is extremely
competitive in
terms of robust mobile functionally, performance and broad
platform
support.  Bluestreak points to it's strategic customers such
as Time
Warner Cable, Orange Group, NDS, Thomson and many others as
the true
barometers of our product acceptance and value.  Each of
these large
strategic customers have already chosen Bluestreak as their
preferred
rich media solution and deployed mission critical MachBlue
powered
solutions on millions of customer devices.  

Bluestreak Technology hope's the community will take a
closer look at
the MachBlue solution offering under NDA when you have
relevant mobile
project opportunities to discuss and then decide for
yourself if our
product has value, rather than accepting the opinions of
those with
divergent agendas and limited knowledge of the Bluestreak
offering. I
am confident if you do your own investigations, you will
like what you
find.

Regards,

-TS

--- In FlashLite@yahoogroups.com, John Dowdell
<jdowdell...> wrote:
>
> Leonardo Risuleo wrote:
> > thanks for your precisation! there was a lot of
confusion around
the web
> > about this topic.. :P
> 
> Yes, unfortunately that's true... sellers of clone
engines have great 
> incentives to use the term "Flash" in their
presentations, and not to 
> provide functional details, because the firms they sell
to realize how 
> many people create great content in SWF these days.
> 
> It's like how packaged food often has "all
natural!" or "low fat!" on 
> the label... the label sells, particularly if they
don't explain what 
> the label actually describes.
> 
> jd
> 
> 
> 
> 
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thanks.
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Yes, earlier I wanted to mention BlueStreak also in the
Flash for 
devices book only because of this NDA issues, and the lack
of responding 
to my questions through the PR department this has been
killed. And as 
you might know no discussion of using BlueStreak and the
BlueStreak 
enabled settop boxes for example can be find in the book
now. Sad but true.


 
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tuckersnedeker <ts1mountainbikes.net> wrote:
> Bluestreak doesn't publish detailed product specifics
publicly for
> obvious competitive reasons but we do share them with
our customers
> and partners under NDA. Bluestreak simply choses to
protect it's
> competitive advantages and discloses details only under
NDA which is
> simply prudent business.

Sorry, I'm unclear... it almost sounds like you're speaking
for that 
company, but neither your sig nor address clarifies this.

Do I have to sign an NDA to find out how you know what you
say you 
know...?  

jd




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