The Windows Mobile dev team have put together a series of tutorials called Ramp Up. The series is aimed to help if you currently develop using Visual Studio and want to move your skills to the Mobile platform, taking advantage of Marketplace to sell mobile...

In an earlier post ( Windows Marketplace for Mobile – Open for Developer registration ) I touched on two services that were announced in February in conjunction with Windows Mobile 6.5. One being Windows Marketplace for Mobile and the second My Phone...

If you have registered as a developer for Windows Marketplace for Mobile then you should check out the new forum @ msdn:  http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/mktplace/ The Marketplace for Mobile team posted this “Welcome” announcement:...

The Motorola Motosurf A3110  is now available via Telstra stores, on a $60 plan (over 24months). The Motosurf comes with Telstra’s new TelstraOne UI, developed by PointUI out of Melbourne. This interface provides a very strong finger navigation UI...

New from Windows Mobile: a Facebook application for your phone – Windows Mobile 6 and above . Here are some of the call out’s of what you can do from the Facebook client on Windows Mobile; Send messages to any of the people in your Friends list. Take...

Thanks to Deeps who picked-up my typing mistakes on the Marketplace Developer Rego’s now open post from Tuesday. In step 1 - I added an “s” to the end of developer – the link to register is http://developer.windowsmobile.com/marketplace.aspx In Step 2...

Back at Mobile World Congress in February, Steve Ballmer announced Windows Mobile 6.5 and a set of complementary Services – MyPhone and Windows Marketplace for Mobile. The Marketplace is now open for Developer registration – this enables you to register...