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Tablet Sencha Touch GUI PSD
Over this past year, we’ve devoted a significant amount of our attention to tablet interface development. In particular, we’ve been working with the ultra-flexible Sencha Touch web framework to allow our clients to conveniently bundle their pre-existing data for repackaged web delivery into today’s new sleek phone and tablet devices that support WebKit browser standards, which is approximately 95% of current market (Gartner 2011 Q3). Sencha Touch is disrupting the mobile development space by allowing a degree of cross-platform cohesion that has been unheard of until now. We’re excited by the possibilities of this new toolset at our disposal and have created a resource that we’d like to present as a gift back to our community.
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