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Mike Hall , Windows Embedded architect, takes 5 minutes to explain the SPARK program and the contest that is actually running. Bet you will want to enroll into the contest after watching the video. You still have a couple of days to enroll though! www.sparkcontest.com
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Dion Hutchings, Technical Product Manager, explains what Windows Embedded CE is in just 5 minutes… Well… 7 minutes ;-) 5 Minutes to understand Windows Embedded CE
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The Spark contest first round is about to end. You still have some more days left to enter and make Sparks Fly ! The first round deadline is January the 7th. So as a new year resolution maybe you can plan to share your vision of the house of the future?
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If you are new to Windows Embedded CE you might want to get a trial version. There is a problem though: Platform Builder (the tool to build CE kernels) is a plug-in to Visual Studio 2005. So to try building a CE 6 kernel, you need a version of Visual
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Last week I travelled to Las Vegas with the whole family and my parents in law who were visiting us from France. Apart from the fact that our return flight was delayed 3 days because of the bad weather conditions in Seattle the trip was good. On our way
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Take a look at this amazing system these guys from Georgia Tech: a Windows CE device (eBox 2300) connected to a video projector and projecting directions to assist you when playing pool. Imagine that the eBox 2300 and Windows Embedded CE 6 tools are available
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The Web site is live and you can now register for TechEd US. This year it will take place in Los Angeles, CA from May 11-15. So what will be available for you Embedded developers? the answer is: 2 pre-con seminars and a full track of breakout sessions.
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Rob has been publishing a great post describing how to build your own festive lights controller using .Net Microframework. http://blogs.msdn.com/coding4fun/archive/2008/11/27/9149635.aspx You cannot miss this one! Not only your lights will be flashing
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During ESC Boston, a full track of sessions were presented on Windows Embedded. You can now download them on the MSDN website . Here is the list of the sessions available. I am working on putting together the labs manuals and will make them available
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I am actually in the plane, flying back from Barcelona where we had a great TechEd EMEA: lots of sessions and some embedded developers eager to get deeper content on Windows Embedded. I spent a lot of time talking with Windows Embedded partners and with
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Samuel Phung from ICOP Technologies has written a great book on Professional Windows Embedded CE 6.0 device development. This book complements the rest of the literature you can find on Windows CE : www.WindowsEmbedded.com/CEBooks .
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I recently mentioned the contest called Sparks will fly . The theme of this contest is “Imagine the house of the future” and obviously you are given the opportunity to use the Spark kits to implement your solutions and ideas for a cool home automation
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Dion (Windows CE TPM), Pierre (French Embedded Developer Evangelist), Lynda (Windows Embedded Standard guru), me and other folks from the Embedded group are actually at TechEd EMEA in Barcelona. We are presenting sessions belonging to the huge Embedded
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The PDC is taking place this week in Los Angeles and on Tuesday’s Keynote, Windows 7 (future version of the Windows desktop OS) was unveiled. If you want to learn more about this announcement, you can read this article . This is a really interesting news,
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Show Microsoft your “home of the future” and win $15,000, plus a trip to TechEd 2009! I am sure you've got great ideas. So go to your quiet place, think big and enter the SPARKS Will Fly 2009 Challenge. Learn on how the contest works: http://www.sparkcontest.com
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