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'''Designing Mobile Interfaces'''
by Steven Hoober and Eric Berkman

Copyright © 2012 Steven Hoober and Eric Berkman. All rights reserved.
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'''Printing History:'''
 * October 2011: First Edition.

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= Discuss & Add =
Actually, Steven Hoober did all the illustrations and photography, except for about three items grabbed from other sources. Not that Robert Romano and others at O'Reilly didn't do a lot to help produce the book, just not sure I'd call him the illustrator. 

== Make a new section ==
Just like this. If, for example, you want to argue about the differences between, say, Tidwell's Vertical Stack, and our general concept of the List, then add a section to discuss. If we're successful, we'll get to make a new edition and will take all these discussions into account.