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Cool New Tools in Windows Mobile 6

Overview Microsoft has recently announced the release of Windows Mobile 6 to device manufacturers. While it will be sometime before one can get their hands on a Windows Mobile 6 device, Microsoft has since released the Windows Mobile 6 SDK so that developers can have an early look at it and prepare for the impending launch of these newer devices. A good portion of the features of the newer platform is for native developers (using Embedded Visual C++), and it will take some time for these new features to be supported on the .NET Compact Framework, making them available to managed developers. Nevertheless, the release of Windows Mobile 6 contains some cool new tools and utilities for managed developers.

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Publisher	Jupitermedia	File Format	HTML
Date Published	May 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	.NET, Wireless, Application Development

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