Adobe demonstrates Flash for mobile devices.

But for now only for Windows. Work on the iPhone version is still underway.

Adobe Flash Player is now on 98% of desktops, but for cell phones it is not yet. If you need Flash on a mobile phone right now, you will have to install Flash Lite. But soon Adobe plans to release a full-featured version of Flash Player: Flash Player 10 for Windows Mobile will be demonstrated (however, in the Windows Mobile package, the specified Player will not be until next year).
Microsoft has previously tried to adapt Flash Lite for Windows Mobile, despite the parallel development of a competitor Flash - Silverlight. Product manager Michele Turner made it clear that the Android port will be available soon.
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But what about the iPhone, which does not use Flash (although there was talk about it)? Turner replied: "We are working on Flash for the iPhone, but everything will depend on Apple."
Apple’s main protest against Flash is that it has an excessive effect on the CPU and is not optimized for the ARM11 processors used in the iPhone. It seems that Adobe will soon announce a closed discussion with ARM to speed up the development of an adapted version of Flash Player 10 and Adobe AIR for ARM-compatible devices.

If cooperation will bear fruit, perhaps we will see Flash on the iPhone. "But I would put my iPhone on the fact that we will see it primarily on Android."