Mobile Apps

Here are a couple samples of mobile development I have worked on excluding augmented reality.  Both of these support portrait and landscape modes.

Concert Health Plan - This iPad app displays different types of media groupings from video, text, html file structure, pdf, slide presentations, audio etc. It checks for an internet connection; authenticates a user and version number; downloads new media files/folders from wip, staging, or live (depending on a toggle button) via a manifest JSON encoded string to .NET for comparison; allows users to hide/unhide media and sends that info back to the website (will not allow all items in a menu button to be hidden); displays zoomed in version of media; tracks if a menu item doesn't contains media; resyncs via a toggle button; displays splash video or image depending on company and if the item exists; has an offline mode that authenticates based on previous login; hides server and resync toggle on offline mode; constant check for online status to reenable resync mode; and auto sets server to last mode chosen. This was created with Actionscript 3 and Adobe AIR.

Mirascape Mobile - This iPhone app (more of a ASP.NET website) works in congunction with a QR Code reader. It allows a user to scan the code and then will give a user the ability to pick up or discard a trophy. If they pick it up they can learn more about the item and the movie in the Collections tab. It, also, shows details and trailers for the movie. It uses google to grab current movies in the theatre and then screen scrapes into xml moviefone.com for times and sorts by nearest distance to phone location based on html geolocation data that is transcribed into zipcode information for moviefone.com.