Does your game need to integrate with the iOS Game Center? How about including an in-app purchasing system? Learn how to go beyond the standard ActionScript API when developing mobile games with Adobe AIR, part of the Adobe Game Developer Tools in the Adobe Creative Cloud. Come to this session to understand and learn in more detail how to:• Write your own extension using native code, and develop the ActionScript API that wraps it• Package a native extension, and reuse it during your game development• Leverage third-party native extensions available today

Oakley, a designer of sunglasses, ski goggles and other innovative sports accessories, uses Adobe Digital Publishing Suite to create a merchandising app with inspiring editorial about sponsored athletes. Check out the app of the week video to see some creative applications of DPS overlays. Scroll through the editorial that seemingly appears from behind a mountain. Use the 360 degree overlay to control a snowboarder's rotations through the air.

Discover how to deploy AIR applications from within Flash Professional CS6 as "captive runtimes." Captive runtime allows developers to bundle the AIR framework into an AIR application, creating a self-contained entity that eliminates third-party dependency.

Discover how Adobe AIR for TV is gaining momentum with leading TV and BluRay manufacturers, enabling opportunities for developers to create and monetize applications. Learn how to build an AIR for TV app as we walk through the workflow of getting an application into a marketplace. In addition, you will hear about some of the new features coming to AIR for TV, such as multichannel audio, GameInput APIs for game controllers, and Stage3D support for 2D and 3D graphics acceleration.

Learn how you can unlock opportunities in the multibillion-dollar TV market by discovering how to create 2D and 3D apps for the largest screen in the home. Be the first to see a 3D app created for LG's Cinema 3D Smart TV platform using Adobe AIR, and learn how the LG Smart TV developer program can allow you to capitalize on this rapidly growing market segment.

Join A@A developer Dylan DePass as he uses Adobe Directory to demonstate how AIR can create a native application UX for Android, iOS and Playbook.

In this episode, learn how Universal Mind used Adobe Flash Platform to build the Photo Book app for Kodak, helping Kodak offer a profitable online service to allow customers to easily create their own Photo Books to share “Kodak Moments”.

In this final episode, our four presenters look at developing for mobile devices, the video production workflow, creating native apps and digital publishing.

Renaun Erickson, Adobe Flash Platform Evangelist, demonstrates faster AIR 2.7 app performance on iPad.

In this video, Duane Nickull explores microphone access in Adobe mobile applications built with Flash Builder 4.5.  He creates a simple recording app to run on mobile devices and shares the source code.