Ironically, Nokia was totally on the ball in announcing that Microsoft's Silverlight rich internet development platform would be coming to its own devices -- but of course Microsoft will first equip it's own products with such functionality. Silverlight 1.0 for Mobile (as it's being called) will be available to developers in the second quarter of the year (around June), putting it just a bit before Nokia releases it's S60 version of the browser plugin. Unfortunately, the first version will only support Silverlight 1.0, despite the fact that 2.0 has already been released for PCs; then again, Flash Lite has historically been at odds with Flash proper, so we suppose it's business as usual.
Translated by Szaszati
