So far in this series I have introduced the basics of Smartphone development and how to get setup with the device emulators. Now that we’re ready to do some Smartphone development (or in general in mobile development) its time to crank up the IDE, familiarize yourself with the tools and start coding

In my last post (Smartphone Skills: Part 01 - Introduction) [https://www.johnpapa.net/blogs/john.papa/archive/2006/06/04/146047.aspx] I ran through a few of the links that you can use to get started with Smartphone development. In this post I will discuss how to setup the .NET 2 development environm

I decided to start a series of blog posts regarding various aspects of using, customizing and developing for the Windows Mobile 5 Smartphone. This will be the first post … in which I will begin by describing what to expect and where to get some of the basics. I’ll try to keep this series short and t

I bought a Slingbox recently and have been using it just about everywhere I could to test it out. I’ll be posting a review on it soon (stay tuned) but something stuck out at me this weekend. I read that Sling Media has announced that they will now encrypt their transmission of the data from the Slin

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