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Mobile Ink To-Do Starter Kit

This Visual C# and Visual Basic .NET Starter Kit is a complete Mobile PC and Tablet PC application. The starter kit contains a semi-transparent form for taking notes and keeps them synchronized through a Web Service. It also supports battery awareness and online and offline data, two key features of a great Mobile PC applications. The project comes ready to compile and run and it's easy to customize with only a little extra programming. Download it from here.

Download Mobile Ink To-Do Starter Kit

24 Feb 2006, 21:33:00   Source: Mobile Ink To-Do Starter Kit   Tags: Mobile Tablet PC

Windows Mobile Hands-On Labs

If you learn by doing, these step-by-step hands-on labs are great ways to learn about Windows Mobile, Visual Studio, .NET Compact Framework, and SQL Mobile. Each lab includes sample code and a step-by-step instruction manual that will guide you through a specific development scenario. These are a really great set of labs that are available here.
22 Feb 2006, 18:20:00   Source: Windows Mobile Hands-On Labs   Tags: Mobile

Mobile How To Hands On

If you learn by doing, these step-by-step hands-on labs are great ways to learn about Windows Mobile, Visual Studio, .NET Compact Framework, and SQL Mobile. Each lab includes sample code and a step-by-step instruction manual that will guide you through a specific development scenario. Check it out here
18 Feb 2006, 04:00:00   Source: Mobile How To Hands On   Tags: Mobile

Power to the People

Software can have a huge effect on the life span of a battery; scaling down functionality is an easy way to drastically increase the lifetime of mobile PC battery. Do your users a favor and find out how to optimize your applications' power requirements.
18 Feb 2006, 01:05:56   Source: Power to the People   Tags: Mobile Performance

Creating Applications for Handheld Devices Using Embedded Visual Basic

A no nonsense tutorial designed to give Visual Basic developers an insight into developing VB applications for handheld devices such as PDAs.

How To: Showing Notifications with Mobile 5

Question: My company is in the process of developing an Windows Mobile 5 mobile application. One of the things that we need to do for the application design is show notification. I have read that this can be done. However, I can't seem to figure out how it can be done. Do you have any code samples or ideas about how this can be done?

Answer: When developing mobile applications using Windows Mobile 5 this is definitely an extremely useful feature to include within your application. The Microsoft.WindowsCE.Forms namespace provides a managed implementation of the notifications function. It is important to remember that this is only supported on the Pocket PC platform.

13 Feb 2006, 21:38:00   Source: How To: Showing Notifications with Mobile 5   Tags: Mobile