WP8, Leap Motion and a glue called Sockets

I'm one of the lucky few who got their hands on a Leap Motion developer device (check out the video above if you've never heard of the Leap Motion). It's a pretty cool device that gives you motion tracking not unlike Kinect but limited to finger and hand movement instead of complete body tracking. I had the device and needed something to play with and what's cooler then combining a cool gadget with an awesome smartphone? So I decided to build a small proof-of-concept that would capture finger movement in a WPF application and translate that movement to a moving ellipse in a Windows Phone application.

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