Category Archives: Windows Mobile

Gizmodo has a great introduction to it, along with videos and quite a few details, yep I know every thing ain’t there but hell it’s going to make you swoon like the beautiful red head you meet at a party … Continue reading →

I think 2010 is the year when mobile platforms will be at a stage where one could call them mature. Will there still be bits one would want which are not there, sure thing, people still want loads more from … Continue reading →

The Gesture API in Windows Mobile is kind of cool… thought I’d light it up with a concept visual…  Windows Mobile Managed Gestures Sample are available here If you want to learn more, the following two online webcasts serve the … Continue reading →

If you’re into WM development, this is a set of webcasts which you should go thru …(Slightly old but still very relevant) 24 Hours of Windows Mobile Application Development Over the past few months Windows Mobile Community PM Constanze Roman … Continue reading →

I had recently flashed my Windows Mobile Device with a new firmware and was wondering how to install OneNote Mobile on to it. I was inspired by to try out this great Sharepoint Office integration Demo hence the need, and … Continue reading →

PocketOutlook.Task.ReminderTime Property has a Bug in it, I was trying to write a small application for myself for my Windows Mobile 5.0 ETen M600 Pocket PC. Essentially in the code I was creating a new task and speciying the reminder … Continue reading →

http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=64842 Mobile Client Software Factory – Community Technical PreviewThis new patterns & practices software factory extends Visual Studio 2005 with additional guidance that helps to automate designing and developing occasionally-connected mobile client applications (such as hand held field data collection). … Continue reading →

A recent question from a person reading one of my articles prompted me to provide this information.   Basically printing support on Windows CE .NET relies on OEMs implementation.   However there are 3rd parties which have stepped in to … Continue reading →

I’m back from a holiday in the sun.   One of the coolest Windows Mobile 5.0 devices I’ve come across in recent times is definitely the O2 Atom. It’s based on Windows Mobile 5.0 and is loaded with features… It’s … Continue reading →

Windows Mobile 5.0 introduces a number of interesting new API’s. However what I was wondering is if you can use them on older devices. The Channel 9 Windows Mobile Developers Wiki had a small and interesting post on the topic. … Continue reading →