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There have been speculations as to whether Microsoft will remain an important
player in the mobile phone market with their Windows Mobile operating system.
Numerous news articles and blog posts have “declared” the imminent death
of Windows Mobile. This article lists a few reasons why these speculations
might not eventually turn out to be true.
It is generally agreed that Windows Mobile has problems. We can compare it to
Windows Vista which was not accepted very well by the market. Microsoft came
back with Windows 7 which has turned out to be successful even after
Vista’s debacle. They have learned from the problems and fixed them in
Windows 7. Though the desktop and mobile platforms belong to different
worlds, we must recognize the approach Microsoft took. The point is;
Microsoft can certainly fix what is currently broken in Windows Mob... (more)
So you deployed your brand-new ASP.NET web application to Azure cloud. All
seems to be working perfectly until a user tried to upload large amount of
data (approx. over 30MB) through your application UI. Unfortunately the
operation failed. Surprisingly small file uploads works just fine.
To fix the problem you need to ensure that the following configuration is
made in the web.config file.
Here value of maxRequestLength is in KB so that makes it 100MB. Having a
bigger executionTimeOut value ensures that the file uplo... (more)
Windows Phone 7 (WP7) is a cool new mobile platform from Microsoft.
Developers can use Silverlight, XNA Framework and of course .NET compact
framework for developing applications for WP7.
What Do You Need
To get started, download and install the following tools on your Windows 7 or
Vista PC.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=2338b5d1-79d8-46af-b828-380b0f854203&displaylang=en
Installation includes Visual Studio 2010, Expression Blend, Windows Phone
Emulator, XNA Game studio along with all the documentation required for
writing your next great app.
Note that... (more)
Mobile Device Management (MDM) refers to the approaches or solutions used by
companies to remotely manage their mobile devices (PDAs, Smartphones,
Laptops, Netbooks). Variety of devices involved pose a big challenge for
anyone who intends to implement a Mobile Device Management Solution. In fact,
a single solution may never fully satisfy the all the requirements. Using
hybrid solutions (multiple solutions from different vendors doing
complimentary tasks) is a common approach that is used to solve the problem.
Here is a checklist of features that a typical Mobile Device Management ... (more)
In recent times, mobile devices have become quite powerful and feature rich
and are getting attention from consumers and businesses alike. Faster
processors, larger RAM and flash memories along with multiple communication
technologies have made mobile devices suitable to deploy and run business
applications. Such advancements are helping businesses embrace mobility to
improve their processes thereby increasing revenues and efficiency, while
lowering operational costs. Mobile device is an important component of any
mobile solution. There are wide-varieties of mobile devices to cho... (more)
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Thomas DeMeo
Leon Stigter
Neil McNulty
William Meehan
Timothy Evavold
Yi Zheng
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