September, 2008

John announces on his blog the end of Windows 3.11 licensing... This is not a typo! you really read Windows 3.11 which used to be available for OEMs through the Embedded channel. That will end on November the 1st. This is sad and good news at the same...

Take a look at this post on Mike's blog , you will get the list of available books today and those to come. That definitively means developers are enthusiasts about Windows Embedded CE 6.0! Are you thinking about any subject you would like to be covered...

You are aware of the new name of the latest version of XPe: Windows Embedded Standard. And you also noticed the recently created Certification for Windows Embedded CE developers . Well, the team is actually working on a Windows Embedded Standard Certification...

This is the title of a great blog on which Windows Embedded experts post really interesting posts (I am not only talking about this great picture of me at Canalys ;-)). Damian Barnett (from Elektrobit ) and his team have recently created this blog dedicated...

As I mentioned in one of my previous posts, I am in Budapest for the Canalys Navigation Forum . I will be presenting a demo during the keynote tomorrow morning and I had to do rehearsals today. The forum is taking place in a very nice hotel, the Corinthia...

Kurt Kennet is dev lead in the Windows CE Core team. He is one of the CE dev gurus. The screencast he recorded here is about a very useful debugging trick especially for those using function pointers in their developments... Do not miss it!

If you are looking for third party drivers for Windows Embedded CE, you need to go to this page: www.windowsembedded.com/drivers . You will be able to search for specific drivers by category, manufacturer, OS version,...

If you don't know the SPARK program yet, then meet SPARK . This program is dedicated to all of you individuals, Embedded geeks, students, gadgets maniacs and gives you access to low cost embedded hardware and a full version of Windows CE 6 tools along...

I just arrived in Hungary. The Canalys Navigation Forum will take place in Budapest this week, and I will be presenting a demo during the keynote. This demo will be about Windows Embedded NavReady features and benefits, so I had to bring some PNDs (Personal...