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Developers across the U-M campus are using their creativity, passion and knowledge of technology to design solutions that enhance the way we connect and share information. The Mobile Apps Center is a:

site for developers to access resources to build apps
place to find and download U-M specific mobile apps

Webinar - Introduction to the U-M Mobile Apps Center (for U-M faculty, staff, and students). Ryan Vis (ITS) gives an interactive tour of the Mobile Apps Center. Learn how the Center can help you develop your own apps. Watch the recording.

Thank you to everyone who entered the Fall 2011 Mobile Apps Challenge! The winners will be posted on this website in February.

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Contact us with suggestions, comments, ideas and questions. Your input will help us continually improve the Mobile Center.

See What Others are Doing

Winners in the Spring 2011 U-M Mobile Apps Challenge
Winners in the Fall 2010 U-M Mobile Apps Challenge
Doctoral students and professors at U-M develop the PowerTutor app for Android phones that shows how much power other apps are consuming.
Michigan Engineering students develop mobile communications technology for cerebral palsy patients
The free Michigan Engineer iPad App brings you compelling stories about research, education and people associated with the University of Michigan College of Engineering. Now available on the iTunes App Store.
Michigan app-makers moving up – The Detroit News quotes U-M faculty and staff
U-M students built numerous apps in 48 hours at 4th Annual Mobile Apps Hackathon!
The 1,000 Pitches contest for U-M students launched September 24. This year’s competition has nine categories, including Best iPhone app. Visit the 1,000 Pitches website to watch and "like" pitches.
Ford and U-M reveal students' vision for future of in-car cloud computing
Winners in the Spring 2010 U-M Mobile Apps Challenge
Computer Science and Engineering students developed projects in Mobile and Web App Programming - Winter 2009
iPhones are musical instruments in new course and ensemble
U-M students develop iPhone app DoGood
U-M Dearborn students and professors working on Ford SYNC apps

U-M Mobile Apps Center: Mobile Development and Applications at the University of Michigan | go mobile