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  • New Development Certificates for Windows Mobile

    As indicated by Peter Foot’s post on Expired Development Certificates the certificates that ship with the Windows Mobile 6 SDK have now expired. So you either need to play around with your system clock or, you can now download (yes I know, yet another Windows Mobile development download) the new certificates...
    Posted to Nick's .NET Travels (Weblog) by nick on 01-13-2010
  • Where’d My Applications Go, A Windows Mobile Marketplace Mystery

    This morning I was looking for update to the WWOS Cricket widget which NineMSN published late last year. I had already “purchased” (it’s a free app, so it’s not really purchasing) the widget so I was surprised that it was not listed under My Applications within the Marketplace application on the device...
    Posted to Nick's .NET Travels (Weblog) by nick on 01-13-2010
  • Skype Challenge - A Year On

    Some you might recall that I issued a Skype Challenge last April where the rules were essentially: To go an entire month without using either a landline* or a mobile phone** to make or receive phone calls. You have to make all calls via Skype You can't accept calls, unless they come via Skype You...
    Posted to Nick's .NET Travels (Weblog) by nick on 02-26-2008
  • Google Maps V's Live Search for Windows Mobile

    A week or so ago I got my latest development device, the HTC TyTnII . Since then I have moved networks from Optus to 3 in order to get economically priced data. My only complaints about the HTC Touch was that it didn't have either a keypad/keyboard, nor HSDPA support*. Now that I have a data capable...
    Posted to Nick's .NET Travels (Weblog) by nick on 11-10-2007
  • Sydney Mobility

    Welcome to another action packed week of mobility here in (not so) sunny Sydney! On the back of a successful Office Developer Conference there are a series of events lined up for this week that are worth attending if you are working in the mobility area. By mobility I mean everything from being a developer...
    Posted to Nick's .NET Travels (Weblog) by nick on 11-04-2007
  • SQL Server Compact Edition - Getting Started

    Here are a couple of relatively intersting "getting started" links for SQL Server Compact Edition: Data Storage Architecture with SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition (draft) book - "Windows Mobile Data Synchronization with SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server Compact 3.1" by Rob Tiffany Chapters...
    Posted to Nick's .NET Travels (Weblog) by nick on 10-08-2007
  • More Gadgets - Stop Drooling!

    ASUS ASUS P55 Smartphone (Source: FCC) Information posted at DailyTech Intel Moorestown (Source: AnandTech) Information posted at AnandTech HTC HTC Nike (Source: Unwired View) Information posted at Unwired View HTC Omni (Source: Unwired View) Information posted at Unwired View HTC Shift (Source: HTC...
    Posted to Nick's .NET Travels (Weblog) by nick on 09-20-2007
  • Why Google should stick to building websites!

    Over the weekend I have been navigating around Sydney catching up with friends. Although I've been to Sydney quite a few times I still have to look up street addresses. So rather than purchasing a street directory I figured I would use some technology and try out Google maps. Now navigating any website...
    Posted to Nick's .NET Travels (Weblog) by nick on 09-16-2007
  • Device How To Videos

    A while ago I mentioned that MSDN has a series of "How Do I?" videos on a range of topics and that they have some relating to device application development . Last night someone reminded me about these and I went back to the site to discover a number of videos on some quite interesting, and...
    Posted to Nick's .NET Travels (Weblog) by nick on 09-10-2007
  • NUnitLite V's Visual Studio Testing for Devices

    Most .NET developers would have heard of, or have used, NUnit for unit testing code. Well, last week Charlie Poole made the first release of NUnitLite which is a cut down version that is compatible with not only the full .NET Framework but also all versions of the .NET Compact Framework. Neil has already...
    Posted to Nick's .NET Travels (Weblog) by nick on 08-25-2007
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