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The document discusses challenges and opportunities for developing mobile applications and provides details on hands-on sessions for mobile application development workshops. It also includes instructions for a dice game to design a mobile application concept based on random selections for phone technology, focus area, and target demographic.
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- 6. WRT Caveat: This is true at the moment but things are constantly evolving and the tendency is for access to unique phones features to move towards the ‘easier’ development environments
- 13. *Courtesy of Timo Arnall *
- 16. Augmenting Content Photo as a game Visual Codes * * Motion Sensing
- 22. Spatial Scattering System and Environmental
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Editor's Notes
- Paul Coulton Senior Lecturer in Mobile Games and Social Networks at Lancaster University