Windows Mobile Team Blog

One of Ori's interview videos on Channel 9 focused on the new APIs my team is building up for the next version of Windows Mobile. See here . [Author: Robert Levy]

An awesome new tool just came out that makes it super easy to cusotmize your Smartphone homescreen and color scheme (no more need to muck with XML). Works great and is simple to use. Nice work! Links and discussion for this at Smartphone Thoughts . [Author...

If you aren't already aware of Channel9 ( http://channel9.msdn.com ) you should check it out. Ori Amiga the Group Program Manager for the Visual Studio team that works on Windows Mobile developer tools has been doing a tonne of Channel( videos recently...

Neil keeps yelling at me for not linking to the cool stuff he posts on the Visual Studio for Devices blog . I assume that everyone who reads our blog has also already subscribed to theirs but just in case, here's a sampling of what you've missed: Which...

Rick Myers, a tester in our division, recently relaunched his Windows Mobile info site at a new URL. His site is pretty popular here but I don't think many people outside of Microsoft are aware of it, so here you go... MyersMobile.com . Check it out!...

"The Moth" shares his approach to developing Pocket PC and desktop applications using a single code base here . I'd be interested in hearing other ways that people go about this. [Author: Robert Levy]

My favorite part of working in the software industry is that no matter what you come up with, people will always find ways to use it for something that you'd never imagine. Check out this article (with great pictures) about "Nimbo RS". [Author: Robert...

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One of the most important features of the Windows Mobile Platform is implied by its name: it is a platform . For our partners and customers, this means that they can have a high degree of confidence that software that runs on one Windows Mobile device...

Smartphone Thoughts notes that we are looking for Smartphone users to help us do some usability studies. Believe it or not, our process for making decisions isn't completely random... here's your chance to participate in that process. Check it out . ...

http://www.activewin.com/reviews/hardware/mobilephones/orange%5Fc500/ Haven't read the whole article yet, but thought I would post it for others to take a gander. [Author: Stephen]

Jonothan Wells, (also called "Jono," in some circles), has an interesting discussion developing on the popularity of Java development for mobile devices, and potential applicability of J# as a programming language. Check it out: http://blogs.msdn.com...