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bisfish is a crossplattform library that can be used with IPhone, Android and Windows Phone 7 projects. It enables you to easily share data between the three platforms. You run a server (programmed in java) to that all the clients will connect. The clients can choose a session to join with. A session can be password protected. In a session you can send messages (bytes) to all of the members of a session, to a group of members or to a single member (broadcast, multicast and unicast).

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Another library from the QuickConnect Family of frameworks and libraries. QCNative is a lightweight, modular framework that dramatically speeds up your application development. It can be used for iOS, OS X, Android, JavaSE, and JavaEE apps.

GroenLinks Brabant app for Android and iPhone. Here you can find the source code and help us out with more features and bugs fixes. RSS version 2 support. GPLv2 license.

A mobile phone App to keep in touch with Ohio State government officials. In addition to getting information about the elected official this app will facilitate contacting those officials.

Ethanon is a 2D game engine focused on the recent video cards for hardware acceleration and shader effects. The engine provides high-quality light an shadow effects with an easy visual interface and a simple and direct scripting system.

A quick-and-dirty phone game based around simple sound manipulation. Intended for parties or other gatherings.

This is Roundware V1. For V2, please see GitHub repository: https://github.com/hburgund/roundware-server Roundware is a client/server pair for creating participatory location-sensitive audio experiences. It was initially developed for the sound art installation ROUND, by Halsey Burgund, exhibited at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum. Development for version 2 has been handled privately for a variety of reasons, but will be released soon! Please contact us if you need code sooner.

OMMP is a community driven open source platform for developing mobile mashups (aka moshups) for mass-market devices. With OMMP, you can create fully functional widgets/applications that work on almost all mobile devices within a few hours.