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February 2009 - Posts

DreamSpark for Students

We are often asked by students how they can get powerful tools for Windows Mobile application development. Mobile development is officially supported using Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition.  Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition has also Read More...
Posted Wednesday, February 25, 2009 11:06 AM by EricN | 6 Comments

Mobile Tweets: My Phone Codes

In light of the broad consumer interest for the Microsoft® My Phone service announced this week at Mobile World Congress, several promotional codes are being released to the Microsoft Twitter community.  Of course you could just jump on the waitlist, Read More...
Posted Thursday, February 19, 2009 10:06 AM by EricN | 12 Comments

Introducing Windows® Marketplace for Mobile…

At Mobile World Congress today in Barcelona, Steve Ballmer announced a number of upcoming additions to the Windows Mobile® family . In addition to great consumer-focused services such as Microsoft® My Phone , he also announced a new on-device application Read More...
Posted Monday, February 16, 2009 5:22 PM by jpbruno | 12 Comments

Microsoft My Phone

Today at Mobile World Congress Microsoft announced a new free service called My Phone . The service is available as part of a limited beta, meaning it’s possible you might get temporarily waitlisted, but the queue should progress quickly as things ramp Read More...
Posted Monday, February 16, 2009 9:30 AM by Joshua Partlow | 34 Comments

Windows Mobile Blog Article Suggestions

Hello world. My name is Luke Nyswonger and I manage the Windows Mobile SDK documentation team in addition to promoting an active blogging community here at Microsoft. Over the past 3 months we’ve tried to put a steady stream of consumer and developer Read More...
Posted Friday, February 13, 2009 6:22 PM by Luke | 26 Comments

Mobile Manager for Netflix

A few weeks ago at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Steve Ballmer talked about the Microsoft vision for connected experiences that extend across the three main screens people use every day. Specifically, PCs, mobile devices, and TVs. As part of that Read More...
Posted Wednesday, February 04, 2009 1:45 PM by Joshua Partlow | 55 Comments
 
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