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As Internet-enabled devices become more prevalent in the form of smartphones and tablets, the need for mobile application development patterns grows in importance. Different technologies, such as Nokia's Symbian, Apple's iOS, Google's Android, and Microsoft's Windows Mobile, have arisen and will continue evolving to provide platforms for developing mobile device applications. These technologies build on years of experience developing flexible, open-ended frameworks and platforms, and the developers of these technologies have provided many resources for application developers. While best practices have been documented for nearly every component, such as the guidelines for Android Design i and the iOS App Programming Guide ii , a comprehensive pattern collection or pattern language for mobile application development has not yet been produced. This gap exacerbates the difficulty of solving problems or conveying solutions effectively in this domain.