As of today the Windows Mobile Documentation Team Blog has moved and officially joined the Windows Blog. There are now two options for subscribing to our content. Windows Mobile Blog | RSS Our mobile insiders and technical experts will post content...

Make sure to attend the pre-conference to get a full day of comprehensive training on Windows Mobile application development. Renowned Windows Mobile experts Doug Boling and Jim Wilson will share their experiences with you gained through years of training...

Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 The April Quarterly Update for CE 6.0 R2 assists customers in implementing new features and using development tools for Windows Embedded CE.  The April Quarterly Update highlights the following areas: A scenario for implementing...

How would you like to take portions of MSDN online documentation in your laptop without installing the entire library? Package This is a GUI tool written in C# for creating help files (.chm and .hxs) from the content obtained from the MSDN Library or...

Ready to build a content publishing business in the fastest-growing group at Microsoft? The Windows Mobile Communications Core Content Publishing Team is looking for an experienced Content Publishing Manager to drive our commercialization content publishing...

Have a great idea for Windows Mobile!? We invite you to submit feature requests and suggestions to shape the future of the Windows Mobile developer experience. Here you can submit feature requests, share feedback, or vote on existing ones. By voting you...

Looking for an exciting challenge? Do you love to play with the latest mobile technologies? Are you reading this on your Pocket PC? The Mobile and Embedded Team has a job for you! We are looking for strong, versatile technical and programmer/writers to...

The Windows Mobile 6 SDK documentation is now available in multiple languages, thanks to some Microsoft Research technology. Windows Mobile 6 Docs

I'm delighted to let you know that we're finally been able to shuffle around the MSDN table of contents, and so finally get all our releases into a semblence of order. If you visit the docs online right now: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library...

Nuo writes: This is my last blog post during this internship. Today is my last day at Microsoft. It’s hard to use one word to describe the whole internship experience at Mobile and Embedded Device Content Publishing team, but in general it’s a fantastic...

Nuo writes: Windows Mobile Ink: The Correct Way of Getting Recognition Results Windows Mobile Ink APIs are new in Windows Mobile 6 SDK. I guess they are trying to replace the old RichInk APIs. The way of using Windows Mobile Ink is not complex...

Nuo writes: It’s been a long time since my last post. I was too busy working on another starter kit. Now everything is almost completed so I sit down and write this blog post. I should have written this blog post yesterday, but our team had a...

Jason writes: At Microsoft, an application and its related documents must go through a review process before public release. I am happy to state that The Journal Manager is now in a reviewing phase. This means, the coding and documentations are...

Jason writes: As of today, basic SQL functionalities and related triggers are complete. Also, concrete design on user interface has been implemented and related triggers are connected to relevant controls, as well as inter-connectedness of the forms...

Nuo writes: Since Windows Mobile devices will be manufactured from different hardware manufacturers, so I need to adapt my application to devices with different screen sizes. The first approach I thought to use was to make several fixed cases: 640...

Jason writes: Bad news and good news on this starter kit; all link to a same point. It is found that Local Server on mobile devices at this point in time, is not possible. The reason being, there is a small issue with a FakeServer Tool that is provided...

Nuo writes: How time flies. It’s been almost 4 weeks for me to be here as an intern. Being an intern at Microsoft is just wonderful. We are not only able to know the technology, the business, etc, but also had a lot of opportunities to meet different...

I thought I would publish a picture of the lucky guys who are working as Interns with us this summer. Feel free to add comments and questions for them. Name: Jason In Ho Kim Age: 23 School/Major: UCLA Computer Science Life Goal: ...

Summer is here, and this year we are lucky enough to have two interns – Jason and Nuo – working with us on the Windows Mobile SDK Content Publishing team. We’ve put these lucky individuals to work by asking them to create some Starter Kit code samples...

The Windows Mobile SDK Documentation has been updated today, with a release dated September 2006. Please use this update as your primary source of information on the Windows Mobile SDK. This release replaces all others, especially the out-dated documentation...

Two Windows Mobile 5.0 example solutions are available as "Starter Kits" Tabbed Web Browser for Pocket PCs (C#) Today Screen Plug-in controlling Media Player for Pocket PCs (C++) Available on MSDN .

Topic Description Messaging and Security Feature Pack Overview (new) New topics that provide an overview of Messaging and Security Feature Pack (MSFP), including how it enhances the Outlook Mobile experience and allows better device protection...

The following table shows the new topics in the February documentation release for the Windows Mobile Version 5.0 Software Development Kit (SDK). Please provide feedback by using the Send Feedback link included in the topics. Topic Description...

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