Posts Tagged ‘Microsoft’
World Cup 2010 app for Windows Mobile phones
This is new small World Cup 2010 application for Windows Mobile, which has been entirely developed using the Compact Framework. This app requires a touch-screen device with Windows Mobile and the Microsoft .Net Compact Framework 3.5 installed on the device.
Windows Phone 7 Series will not have a file nanager
Microsoft’s Mobile Communications Business Senior Director Todd Brix has revealed to us that the company will enable a different methodology for file management on the next-generation mobile OS. Rather than have the traditional File Explorer, Microsoft will hide all the file structure from end-users, much like the iPhone, and instead will offer to organize files into relevant hubs, as one method. The company did not reveal any details in our brief conversation, but files will be automatically handled by the platform, from synchronization with the PC or cloud to arranging and managing the content and data on the device.
First Windows Phone 7 Series device is from LG
The Engadget Show Live is currently streaming and Aaron Woodman from Microsoft has just shown off the first Windows Phone 7 Series from LG.
Tags: Aaron Woodman, Engadget, Live, Microsoft, Read, Show, Windows, windows phone, Windows Phone 7 Series, woodman
