Today's world is a world of technology, and if there's one thing that all our technology seems to be trending toward, it's the trend toward tiny, toward thin, and above all else, toward mobility. Of course, "regular" computers have been around in decent numbers and configurations that allow for all the bells and whistles, so size and portability are only desirable traits insofar as they allow us to pull our tablet or our phone out of our pocket and watch the latest hilarious YouTube video. On standard PCs and other computers, Flash Player is what lets us do that, so it comes as no surprise that when it comes to mobile devices, Adobe Flash Lite is the preferred video playback utility.

Adobe Flash Lite is capable of accessing compatible files from either external memory cards or your Windows Mobile device's internal memory. Of course the standard interface is there as well, with play, stop, and navigation/"seek" commands a mere finger-tap away. Regarding the interface, some users may find it to be clumsy or dislike its odd side-of-screen layout.

As with all technology, Adobe Flash Lite has both pros and cons. You can read more about each below.

Pros

Adobe Flash Lite is a simple, easy-to-use utility that lets you take your favorite Flash-encoded movies and videos with you wherever you go. It requires no additional software, and best of all, it's free!

Cons

This utility is Windows-only, so Mac users and others will need to find their own equivalent. In addition, the program's controls and layout scheme might feel a bit clunky to users.

The decision to utilize this application is a personal one each consumer must make for themselves, but with the preceding review in hand, that decision should be an easy, educated one.