Introduction
Nothing comes close to training card magic with the deck in the hands. However, training mental techniques can be very efficient using learning aids on mobile devices. Train your mental stack skills anywhere and anytime.
Find below Java J2ME Midlets for mobile devices. These are small programs (also known as "applets") meant to train applications of the Aronson and Tamariz stack. Built around a random card and position generator they are kept simple and straightforward. No complicated menu - start, touch and go.
Before placing an order, please try out the test Midlet, first. If it works on your mobile device, contact me by email so I can send you the release version. See also technical notes further down below. The test versions cover the same feature set as the release version, however the number of positions and choices for cards are limited to two.
The Midlets were compiled to run on touchscreen and keypad phones.
Aronson Stack Trainers
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FastThink
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US$ 20 |
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Trainer for Any Card At Any Number, ACAAN, using the Aronson Stack |
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Testversion Download URL: http://yeahgic.com/java/FastThinkA1.jad http://yeahgic.com/java/FastThinkA1.jar Release version Download URL: The download URL for your registered release version will be sent by email. |
Tamariz Stack Trainers
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FastThink
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US$ 20 |
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Trainer for Any Card At Any Number, ACAAN, using the Tamariz Stack |
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Testversion Download URL: http://yeahgic.com/java/FastThinkT1.jad http://yeahgic.com/java/FastThinkT1.jar Release version Download URL: The download URL for your registered release version will be sent by email. |
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Special Releases On request you can receive special builds supporting customized stacks and sound (to mimic performance situations even more realistically where you mainly process acoustic inputs from the audience). Contact me by email if interested. Technical Note / Installation To install, either type the jad-link into the J2ME Browser on your mobile device (case specific) and commit. This may be tricky and not always successfull - different phones may perform different. Or, download/copy both jad- and jar-file onto your device and take it from there. On Nokia and htc devices, a double click will then launch the install process. You may also use the specific studio-suite of your device to walk you through the installation. Also, you may download to your PC first, then use a datacable to transfer the downloads onto your phone. Please contact me for more guidance. Technical Note / Supported platforms Java J2ME was designed to support most operating systems. Nokia, hTC, Samsung will certainly work and many others, too. However, iPhone and Android systems refuse to comply to open standards - and will most probably not be able to run Midlets. There are J2ME/Midlet emulators on the market for Android so you may like to check this out.
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