Check out some of the known issues in MIX drop posted here .

Check out the blog posts by Yash here , on transparency in CF.

Here are a bunch of early links to get you folks started: - Where can I find bits to play around with the WP7 tools? http://developer.windowsphone.com - How does this all tie in together? Check out Abhinaba’s post .

Today at MIX we announce the application development platform for Windows Phone 7 series, a completely managed development model, built on top of Silverlight, XNA and .NET Compact Framework. This brings forth a lot of work done by the CF team to the limelight...

Check out Manish’s blog on NetcfSvcUtil.exe crashing on some operating systems and the uploaded fix for it here.

Check out the Back to basics GC series published a while ago by Abhinaba!!

Check out Mahathi’s blog about a WCF for mobile whitepaper published recently by one of the MVPs.

Manish has posted regarding a hotfix for the HTTPS related issue discussed in a previous post . The hotfix was recently given out to WM based devices on NETCF 3.5. Check out his post !

We would like to revive the NETCF team blog and post here instead of the mobile developer blog as we noted earlier. Welcome back to the team blog. - NETCF team.

Check out Manish’s blog regarding this.

We, the NetCF team, have decided to combine our blog with the other teams doing mobile development work in our organization, namely the Visual Studio for Devices team and the Silverlight Mobile team. From now on, all .Net Compact Framework material will...

The Power Toys for .NET Compact Framework 3.5 have just gone live at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=C8174C14-A27D-4148-BF01-86C2E0953EAB&displaylang=en . If you downloaded a previous version, you might want to upgrade as...

On his blog, Andrew discusses an HTTPS bug in NetCF that causes NetCF to throw a WebException when connecting to some servers, and its possible workarounds.

Over the past couple of months, I have been serializing my experiences in writing the Lunch Launcher demo (as seen at MEDC 2007) using the new Store and Forward Messaging feature of .NET Compact Framework version 3.5.  The series is now complete...

Hey everyone, I've posted a quick overview of how to use the .NETCF Remote Logging tool to help debug WCF applications on the .NET Compact Framework. You can find it here . -Dan

I've updated the .NET Compact Framework catalog with the some new applications and libraries, and some minor edits to existing entries. Click on this link to see our application catalog . The catalog contains applications that I find out about through...

The Power Toys for .NET Compact Framework 3.5 CTP (September 2007) has just been released as an MSDN download . This was originally slated to be released with the Core .NET Compact Framework, but was spun off as a side download. Included in this release...

Andrew Arnott discusses which versions of the .NET Compact Framework can be side-by-side installed, and which version will run your NetCF app on his blog.

Andrew Arnott details the features of WCF that are and are not supported by NetCF on his blog.

On his blog, Andrew Arnott discusses how to avoid depending on the internal details of NetCF (or the desktop .NET Framework).

Microsoft .NET Compact Framework version 2.0 SP2 release is completed and is in the process of being released. This service pack was driven customer feedback including improvements in stability, adds new heap tracking feature to the Remote Performance...

During our test pass against v2 sp2, we tested backwards compatibility with previous releases by running internal tests archived from previous releases. We also tested 90 retail applications and found a couple issues outlined below. Application Compatibility...

Here's the scenario: You are writing an NetCF app and trying to call a web service from that app. You generated the code for the client proxy class using Visual Studio's "Add Web Reference" command. Code is generated, you call into it, and you run your...

I've posted an updated .NET Compact Framework catalog to the internet. The catalog has outgrown the capabilities of our blog editor so it's now posted as a stand alone web page that will be updated periodically. When it's updated, I'll post another entry...

The .NET Compact Framework team has spent the last year planning and developing the next version of the .NET Compact Framework 3.5, which will align with the .NET Framework 3.5 shipping in next version of Visual Studio code named “Orcas”. The team has...