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March 6, 2008 2:38 PM PST

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Apple invited in some third-party developers a few weeks ago to start playing with the iPhone SDK to see what they could do with the technology.

Electronic Arts' Travis Boatman, vice president of worldwide studios at EA Mobile, gets on stage to demonstrate the game developer's application, a mobile version of Spore.

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