Using software from GestureTech, your phone's camera senses motion the way an optical mouse's sensor does, though the emphasis is twisting rather than linear tracking. The dart board appears on the screen, essentially on a virtual wall in front of you.
Your job is to twist around until you've got the dart board centered, then tap the OK button to make the shots.
Gosub 60 has relationships with most major carriers, and expects Camera Phone Darts to be available for download through carriers by the end of May or early June, for around $2.99 monthly, or $7.99 for unlimited access.
Next up, the company is devising a version of Camera Phone Darts for phones that don't have cameras. We wish them luck with that.
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