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[Intel sponsored feature] If you want to get ahead in HTML5 development then use an Intel AppUp Encapsulator

[Intel sponsored feature] Together HTML5 and the Intel AppUp developer program could return programming back to the masses

[Intel sponsored feature] By focusing on English, you're cutting out half your potential market, says Softtalkmobile

[Intel sponsored feature] Finding inspiration for apps through collective thinking

[Sponsored feature] Can the web standard be a good foundation for profitable apps?

[Intel sponsored feature] With the advent of HTML5, format wars are a thing of the past. Or are they?

[Sponsored feature] What?s best when it?s time to gather feedback?

[Intel sponsored feature] So your game is almost ready, but where do you refine and should you use instrumentation?

[Intel sponsored feature] How can you take advantage of location-based app tech?

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[Sponsored feature] Softtalkmobile explores the issue

[Sponsored feature] What will Tizen, Intel's new open source operating system, mean for MeeGo?

[Sponsored feature] There's more than two customer types, so how can you please everyone?

[Intel sponsored feature] Games have built legends, but how much effort should we put into character development?

[Sponsored feature] There's serious business in making everything more fun, says Intel

[Sponsored feature] How games can scale across the spectrum of platforms

[Sponsored feature] Shifting consumer habits can be an opportunity and a threat, Intel says

[Sponsored feature] The true challenge of game design is to create unique experiences around a device, Intel says

[Sponsored feature] Intel offers advice on how to turn age restrictions to your advantage

[Sponsored feature] Intel offers advice on how to make your app more intuitive

[Sponsored feature] What are the best ways to exploit your exciting new game mechanics?

[Sponsored feature] If time is your most valuable commodity, how can you save it?

[Sponsored feature] Games are great fun, says Intel, but they can be so much more