ecently, I was consulting on a Windows Mobile project where the client asked if it is possible to send images using SMS messaging. After searching high and low for a
here’s something about sitting down to write a Brew application in C that makes me go back to basics: the very basics, like writing my own linked list each time
pple’s iPhone has taken the nation by storm. An alleged half million moved from the shelves into people’s pockets in the first weekend it went on sale. Safari, the iPhone’s
f you’ve got a Windows Mobile device with Bluetooth connectivity, why not write your own PowerPoint clicker application so that you can use it in your next company presentation and
ecently, Google released its robust “Google Data API” with little fanfare. In fact, if you aren’t an avid tech blog reader or didn’t go to Google Developer Day, you might
wo heads are better than one, goes the old saying, and that can be as true for mobile applications as it is the people who write them. Whether you’re looking
MS messaging is one of the most popular means of communication means in this new digital age. While SMS is best suited for asynchronous communications, it’s recently being increasingly used
icrosoft has recently announced the release of Windows Mobile 6 to device manufacturers. While it will be sometime before you can get your hands on a Windows Mobile 6 device,
any applications require?or are enhanced by?the presentation of aptly named rich text, text in different formats interspersed with images and hyperlinks to other content. Whether the application is a pure