Make magazine have started building a green building monitoring system based on Windows CE and one of the SPARK hardware kits. You can follow along with the project on the SPARK blog . - Mike

We recently posted the CE 6.0 Virtual PC Binary BSP to the MSDN Code Gallery – I wanted to build something interesting using the Virtual PC BSP, so decided to build the obvious digital picture frame application with a twist. Virtual PC supports serial...

I’ve temporarily disabled the blog e-mail contact form for my blog due to blog e-mail spam. I will re-enable at some point in the near future. if you want to send me questions you can do so at “mikehall @ microsoft.com” - Mike

I get a reasonable number of questions about supporting Virtual PC 2007 from Windows Embedded CE 6.0. We’ve just published a CE 6.0 Binary BSP for Virtual PC 2007 on the MSDN Code Gallery site. Note that this is not an officially supported BSP (don’t...

I’ve just created an MSDN Code Gallery page to host a utility initially created for Windows CE 4.2 to automate the generation of WSDL/WSML files for native code XML Web Services. The utility is called CEWSDLGen – the MSDN Code Gallery page is here . CEWSDLGen...

David Shoemaker, a developer in the CE shell team has started a new blog on MSDN called Fun with Embedded Development – David plans to build something based on one of the SPARK kits It sound like this will be an interesting project – here’s what David...

Check out Olivier Bloch talking through a demo he built for the Embedded Systems West keynote demo. The demo uses Windows Embedded CE to control a connected robot, Windows Embedded Standard for XAML based WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) User Interface...

I presented a session at TechEd yesterday called “Windows Embedded: From Sensors to Servers” – the session was based around the Beckhoff CE 6.0 hard real-time wobbly stick demo . The demo is much more than just proving the real-time capability of CE 6...

Here’s the next thrilling installment of video goodness from Kurt, this time we take a look at the real-time capabilities of CE 6.0 – video below. Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Real-Time - Mike

Have you wondered how the CE 6.0 operating system starts? – Kurt Kennet’s been at it again, he’s recorded and published a video that explains how the CE 6.0 o/s boots. Check out the video below. Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Start-Up - Mike

I’m going to be at TechEd 2009 for a couple of days this week, I fly down on Tuesday evening, have a session on Wednesday in the TLC area called “The Future of Embedded Devices”, and a session on Thursday called “Windows Embedded: From sensors to servers...