Finally we have got the li’l bit hope of windows mobile 7 release, today at Mobile World Congress 2010, Microsoft Corp. CEO Steve Ballmer unveiled the next generation of Windows Phones, Windows Phone 7 Series.
“Today, I’m proud to introduce Windows Phone 7 Series, the next generation of Windows Phones,” said Steve Ballmer, chief executive officer at Microsoft. “In a crowded market filled with phones that look the same and do the same things, I challenged the team to deliver a different kind of mobile experience. Windows Phone 7 Series marks a turning point toward phones that truly reflect the speed of people’s lives and their need to connect to other people and all kinds of seamless experiences.”
Microsoft has announced the immediate availability of the Windows Live Messenger Web Toolkit (MWT) Version 3.7 . The Windows Live Messenger Web Toolkit enables developers to integrate and enrich their Web-based applications with Windows Live Messenger.
The new version of Windows Live for Windows Phone is released by Microsoft at 22th jan 2010. This new version, 11.1, can be found on the Windows Phone Marketplace.
Before installing, please be sure to manually uninstall any existing version of Windows Live prior to version 11.1 and after install u must reboot the Windows phone.
Features:
Now a days transfer of Application and data access over WAN is slow in Branch Offices. By this nature of slow connection which results the dissatisfaction of user and on their productivity though improving network performance is expensive and difficult to implement.
The Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 operating systems introduce BranchCache, which enables content from file and Web servers on a wide area network (WAN) to be cached on computers at a local branch office. It not only speeds up access to data and documents from Web and file servers by reducing web and file access over a WAN link, it frees up bandwidth over the WAN link for other uses.
Microsoft has officially released Windows Mobile 6.5 in CES, now a new series of videos from MSDEV will help you develop your applications for Windows Mobile 6.5.
This series of Web seminars will lead you through common application development scenarios in Windows Mobile 6.5. From “hello world” to embedded databases, from sending a simple SMS messages to using the new touch-screen enabled Gesture APIs, these sessions will get you started developing custom applications for your Windows Mobile 6.5 device.
If you have an online account, such as an e?mail account, you can link that account with your Windows user account. Linking these accounts provides the following benefits: