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Get the insiders’ view into all things Windows Phone. Watch exclusive interviews with the designers, product managers and developers coding the Windows Phone OS and developer platform
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| 1 | VideoInside Windows Phone #38 | Nikola Mihaylov, the Developer Behind Fantasia Painter | Today we talked to Nikola Mihaylov, a developer in the Expression Blend team. Nikola is the developer of Fantasia Painter, an extremely highly ranked photo editing app for Windows Phone.Nikola walked us through his app, and talked a bit about how he implemented various aspects of the app. He describes himself as 'obsessed with performance,' and had a few very interesting practices to share in that regard.Per our usual practices, here are some relevant and interesting links:Fantasia Painter in the Windows Phone Marketplace, (Free and Paid)Performance Considerations for Windows Phone Developers in the MSDN LibraryMike Battista's recent posts on WP app optimization: Optimize Startup Time Reduce Memory Usage Responding to User InputPratap Lakshman's recent posts on using the WP Profiler Memory Profiling for Application Performance Memory Profiling - Launching, Graphs and Markers Memory Profiling - The Heap Summary ViewLet us know if you have any questionsLarry Lieberman, @larryalieberman | 5/21/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 2 | VideoInside Windows Phone #37 | Anatomy of a Successful WP Game - Taptitude | Today we spoke with the awesomely last-named Brandon Furtwangler, about his incredibly successful Windows Phone game, Taptitude.Brandon is 1/4 of the independent company Four Bros Studio LLC. The Furtwangler clan has recently received quite a bit of press attention, (Business Insider, WM Power User, Mobility Digest), due to the success they've had with using the Microsoft Ad control in their Windows Phone App.We came to the conclusion it would make a lot of sense to talk to them about how they did it, and they graciously agreed.Here are some more relevant links for your enjoyment: Taptitude on the Windows Phone Marketplace Taptitude fan generated Taptitude Wiki Follow the Four Bros on Twitter, @FourBrosStudioAnd the here are the Four Bros themselves:Steve:Brandon:Nathan:Tyler:Please let us know if you have any questionsLarry Lieberman, @larryalieberman | 5/3/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 3 | VideoInside Windows Phone #36 | The Rowi Guys | This week we spoke to Erik Porter and Nathan Heskew, the developers of the popular Twitter client for Windows Phone, Rowi. They walked us through their app and gave us a lot of insight into what goes into building a world class Windows Phone application.Here are some links to related information.Rowi on the Windows Phone Marketplace; Rowi Lite on MarketplaceThe Silverlight Toolkit for Windows Phone on CodeplexInformation about the Listbox performance enhancements in Windows Phone 7.5Cert requirement (2.7.1) about using Location and having a Privacy PolicyInformation about best practices when virtualizing list boxes in Silverlight for Windows PhoneCoding 4 Fun Toolkit for Windows PhoneTweetSharp Twitter API library for C#Using push notifications in your Windows Phone applicationUser Voice for customer feedbackAs always, let us know your feedback.Larry Lieberman@larryalieberman | 4/12/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 4 | VideoInside Windows Phone # 35 | Ali Heron from Microsoft Advertising talks Ads | Welcome to Inside Windows Phone #35, in which we speak with Microsoft Advertising Program Manager Ali Heron about how to make money with your Windows Phone application.Here are links to some of the things we talked about:Pubcenter, where you set up your accountOfficial documentation for using the Ad Control in Windows Phone applications, in the MSDN LibrarySample code for using the Ad Control, from the MSDN LibraryLatest version of the Ad SDK, on MS.COM downloadsArticle on details about using the Ad Control from MSDN Magazine, written by some of our engineers.Case study of MS Ad Control vs. OthersQuestions? @larryalieberman | 3/29/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 5 | VideoInside Windows Phone # 34 | Talking CRUD with Jason Short | Do you like phone applications that consume data? I know I do.Jason Short knows a lot about building phone applications that consume data. I got a chance to talk to Jason about this in detail a couple of weeks ago, and in all the rush around our refresh release, had to postpone posting it until now.Extra special extra Inside Windows Phone this week, folks. We took time to speak with Software Developer Jason Short about his experience building applications for Windows Phone. Jason's talk at XAPFEST Wade Wegner's C9 Show on Azure, Cloud Cover AgFX on Codeplex Shawn Burke's weblog, (primary on AgFX) The Jeff Wilcox's weblog Information about using a background agent conditionally based on WiFi or being plugged in; see information about Resource-intensive agents on this page in the MSDN Library Find your champ app, on CodePlex and in the Windows Phone Marketplace Any questions? @larryalieberman | 3/22/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 6 | VideoInside Windows Phone #33 | Windows Phone 7.5 Refresh & 60% more Opportunity! | This week we spoke to Dev Plat Program Manager Mike Battista about how we extended the great Windows Phone experience to run on more affordable hardware, and what it means for software developers.And what does it mean? Tremendous new opportunities!Given these changes, we felt you would like more information about exactly what we did to accomplish this, and what YOU can do in order maximize the impact of your applications on these new devices.Here are some more links to relevant additional materials on this release:Joe Belfiore on the Windows Phone Developer Blog, about "Getting ready for 60% more customers" Mike Battista on the Windows Phone Developer Blog, about "Optimizing Apps for Lower Cost Devices" Download the CTP of the new update to the Windows Phone SDK, (7.1.1), on the MS.COM download center. Pratap Lakshman on the Windows Phone Developer Blog about "Memory Profiling for Application Performance" Our official Windows Phone Developer Documentation on "What's New in the Windows Phone SDK 7.1.1 Update CTP" Windows Phone Application Certification Requirements: http://wpdev.ms/certreq The new Nokia Lumia 610, on Nokia's web site. If you have any questions, let me know!@larryalieberman | 3/8/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 7 | VideoInside Windows Phone #32 | Microsoft Developer Carlo Rivera on Making Money | Today we talked to Carlo Rivera. Carlo is a software developer who spends his days working on the somewhat successful Microsoft Office line of products. At night he transforms into a Windows Phone developer, and he's come up with some unique ways to maximize advertising revenue on free apps.We didn't get the chance to talk very long, so really you should consider our talk merely an introduction for Carlo's presentations that he's delivered:Carlo at XAPFEST on "Create & Submit a WP App to the Marketplace in 30 Minutes" (starts at Time Index 8:48)Carlo at XAPFEST on "Making Money with Free Apps" (starts at Time Index 00:38)Here are some other relevant materials we discussed, for your viewing pleasure: Our talk with "the" Jeff Wilcox, last October. Jeff Wilcox on WP Central podcast, just last week. Carlo's website, Wicked Wolf Apps Carlo's apps in the Windows Phone Marketplace Carlo on Twitter: @theriveraAs always, if you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact me: @larryalieberman | 2/20/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 8 | VideoInside Windows Phone #31 | Windows Phone Partners | This week we spoke to Jean-Christophe Cimetiere, @jccim, the man responsible for the Windows Phone Developer Partner Program.JC's been hard at work putting together some useful new resources for Windows Phone developers, such as our Partner page on the App Hub, (available at http://create.msdn.com/en-us/resources/partners). He also works very closely with each of partners to ensure they're about to bring you the most compelling middle tier solutions possible.One of JC's partners is a company called Telerik, that produces a series of third party controls for Windows Phone that can radically accelerate your development cycles. JC recently sat down with one of their developers and we've got that chat recorded here for you as well.Here are some some relevant links:Windows Phone Partner Page: http://create.msdn.com/en-us/resources/partners Telerik RadControls for Windows: http://www.telerik.com/products/windows-phone.aspx Telerik Example app for Windows Phone Telerik Tasks app for Windows Phone As always, please feel free to contact us on Twitter: @wp7dev. Include the hashtag #wpdevecosystem if you have a resource to recommend! | 2/2/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 9 | VideoInside Windows Phone #30 | Arturo Toledo is back | Arturo Toledo is back on Inside Windows Phone!After three months of travel, Senior UX Designer Arturo Toledo has returned to Redmond Washington, bringing his tales of what constitutes great user experience design on Windows Phone.Arturo and his colleague Corrina Black were part of a global Windows Phone UX Tour. In this talk, he and I talk a bit about the tour, and the new "31 Weeks" blog series he's just started.Here are a bunch of relevant links to the material we discussed in this session:Arturo's first visit to Inside Windows PhoneNokia Design Video with regard to the Lumia 800, (in-depth 8-minute video documentary)Video from the Nokia Lumia 800 Launch in London with Deadmau5Windows Phone User Experience "Day" VideosAlbert Shum, Ecosystem & Design in Windows Phone (Tech Days Helsinki Arturo Toledo, metro | the foundation, (Tech Days Helsinki) Arturo Toledo, think | sketch, wireframe, prototype, (Tech Days Helsinki) Arturo Toledo, design | visual, interaction, motion, (Tech Days Helsinki) Corrina Black, refine & build | best practices in designing Windows Phone apps, (Windows Phone Design Day, Barcelona) Arturo's Blog series: 31 Weeks of WP UX, (on Arturo's Blog).NET Design Toolbox | The 'golf' app, (on the Microsoft .Net Design Toolbox)Video training re: Golftracker Download the Guide and Assets Jeff Blankenburg's 31 days of Mango series, (on Jeff's Blog)Jeff Wilcox's Metro Grid Helper, (on Jeff Wilcox's Blog)And while we're at it, here are a list of some of the other important Windows Phone User Experience ResourcesWindows Phone Official User Experience GuidelinesJeff Wilcox's "Metro" Design Guide for DevelopersQuestions?Tweet to @LarryALieberman | 1/11/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 10 | VideoInside Windows Phone #29 | Ben Lower & New Phone Developer Resources | This week we brought back Mega Senior Product Manager Extrodinaire Ben Lower. Our goal was to provide you with an update on a lot of the new Windows Phone developer resources we've released in recent weeks. We got off track a little bit, but here are some links that will take you to some of the amazing new content we featured.Windows Phone NYC Mash Up VideoNokia Lumia Live ft deadmau5 lights up London with amazing 4D projectionJeff Blankenburg's "31 Days of Mango", (Jeff asked me to also mention: It's also available as a Windows Phone app and as an e-book on Amazon and Barnes & Noble).Windows Phone Silverlight ToolkitNuGet Package InstallerLocalization- Docs on MSDN Library about localization for WIndows Phone- Patrick's Blog with the WP7 Localize Tool- Brandon Watson's blog entry about the amazingness of the Bing Translate service on Windows PhoneStefan Wick's talk at XAPFEST on Testing and Optimizing your Windows Phone appsNew User Experience Presentations from the Phone and Web UX Tour in BelgiumOfficial Windows Phone Pages- Samsung Focus S- Nokia Lumia 800- HTC TitanBig App on CampusQuestions?@larryalieberman or @benlower | 12/2/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 11 | VideoInside Windows Phone #28 | "The" Jeff Wilcox | This week we talked to Software Developer Jeff Wilcox.Jeff is a dev lead in Windows Phone Engineering, who is also the creator of a very successful Windows Phone app, Fourth & Mayor.Jeff joined us today to share many of his 'best practices' around building applications for Windows Phone.Here are some links to a number of the items we talked about on today's episode. More information on the Nokia Windows Phones released at Nokia World Jeff's weblog (homepage) Jeff's app Fourth and Mayor, in the Windows Phone Marketplace Download our developer tools at the Windows Phone App Hub Jeff's recent talk on Windows Phone performance, at the Microsoft Build Conference Jeff's post about respecting privacy, (with regard to collecting analytics) Certification requirements for Windows Phone apps Jeff's post on design for developers Jeff's post on his 'grid helper' Bryan Agnetta's presentation on designing applications for Windows Phone Jeff's post today on using Hyperlink Buttons in your app Guidelines about touch target size Information on the Silverlight for Windows Phone toolkit Information on Agfx Link to the app Cocktail Flow on the Windows Phone Marketplace If you have any questions, please don't hesistate to contact me!@larryalieberman | 10/31/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 12 | VideoInside Windows Phone #27 | The Patterns & Practices Guys | In our travels, we've heard that most mobile applications aren't very good. This is probably related to the fact that most applications, in general aren't very good.Here at Inside Windows Phone, we're all about fighting this. At Microsoft we have an amazing team that spends all their time thinking about how to build OUTSTANDING applications: the Patterns & Practices Team, (the P&P Team). This week, we speak with Eugenio Pace and Francis Cheung from the P&P team, to find out about all the amazing things they are building to show you how to build amazing solutions using Windows Phone.Here are some important links related to the topics we covered this week!Current Patterns & Practices Guide for Windows Phone | http://wpdev.ms/wppnpguide Patterns & Practices downloadable Hands on Labs | http://wpdev.ms/pnplabs Patterns & Practices page on Codeplex, where new drops are posted early | http://wp7guide.codeplex.com More on using Expression Blend for building Windows Phone solutions, (1) Expression Blend in 90 seconds, and (2) Mango Jump Start (04): Using Expression Blend to Build Windows Phone Interfaces Learn more about Unit Testing for Windows Phone applications from Microsoft Services consultant Christofer Löf Let us know if you have any questions!@larryalieberman | 10/18/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 13 | VideoInside Windows Phone #26: Windows Phone LOVES Student Developers! | In this edition of Inside Windows Phone, we welcome Microsoft's resident Ninja Ben Lower to the stage to talk about all the things we're doing to help student developers get started building outstanding apps and games for Windows Phone.Here are a bunch of links to the various things we talked about:TouchDevelop. An amazing platform on top of Windows Phone for programming, directly ON your Windows Phone. Check out their complete website, or download the app directly. XAPfest. Xapfest is a periodic training event led by Ben, in a number of different venues. You can watch a video of a XAPfest presentation here. Update to Mango. We've published many resources about how to update your application to Mango. Here are some of my favorites: (1) My blog entry on 'Mango Resources for Developers", (2) My blog entry on Mango Application Compatibility, and (3) The MSDN Library on What's New in the Windows Phone SDK. There are also a TON of code samples and 'how to' documents in the Library about using Mango functionality. The Hawaii Project. Learn more about Project Hawaii here. You can also find more information about the contest we ran here. Sketchflow for Windows Phone. You can find this add on for Expression Blend here. Note, this does require that you have the full, purchased version of Expression Blend, but if you are a student, you can get this for free via the DreamSpark program. ... and of course, you can always follow up on what we're doing via our Windows PhoneOfficial Developer BlogPlease let us know if you have any questions! You can contact Ben directly at phoneninja@microsoft.com. I'm available on twitter at @larryalieberman | 10/13/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 14 | VideoInside Windows Phone #25: One Bus Away | This week we talked to Program Manager Shawn Henry. He works on the Application Platform team, and is responsible for driving many of the application platform features that developers take advantage of to build applications for Windows Phone.Early in the lifecycle of Windows Phone, Shawn built an application called "One Bus Away" that leverages features that many different types of applications use. Through the course of building and releasing the application, Shawn and his collaborators hit quite a few of the issues that many of our developers hit.In this episode, Shawn walks us through the things they hit and how they addressed them.You can find out more about One Bus Away on Codeplex, where the full source code is available. The application is available in the Windows Phone Marketplace for free, here.If you want more information about the PreEmptive Solutions analytics solution, please see our post on App Hub.If you have any questions please let me know. | 10/5/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 15 | VideoInside Windows Phone #24 - User Experience for Windows Phone Apps | Today, Arturo Toledo talks about his experiences as a new member of the Windows Phone User Experience team.Arturo dove in head first, and recently built his first Windows Phone app. In this presentation he regales us with all of his learning in the last few months about what it takes to deliver an outstanding Windows Phone application.For those of you who are interested, I've posted Arturo's PowerPoint presentation here.Here are some links to key UX resources for Windows Phone application development:Windows Phone User Experience Guidelines, at http://wpdev.ms/wpuxguide Bryan Agnetta on Windows Phone User Experience, at Build 2011, http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/BUILD/BUILD2011/APP-832T .toolbox couse: Calculator: http://www.microsoft.com/design/toolbox/school/modules.aspx?lid=16&mid=46 .toolbox course: Daily Awesome: http://www.microsoft.com/design/toolbox/school/modules.aspx?lid=17&mid=47 .toolbox course: Air Hockey: http://www.microsoft.com/design/toolbox/school/modules.aspx?lid=18&mid=48 .toolbox course: Golf: http://www.microsoft.com/design/toolbox/school/modules.aspx?lid=19&mid=49 .toolbox tutorials: http://www.microsoft.com/design/toolbox/school/tutorials.aspx, (videos on using Sketchflow for Windows Phone in Expression Blend, as well as several tutorials on Metro, application design on Windows Phone, Layout and more If you have more questions, let us know at @larryalieberman and @arturot | 9/19/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 16 | VideoInside Windows Phone #23 - Certification | This week on IWP, we talk to the man with the plan, Microsoft's own Steve Bell.When you submit a Windows Phone application to publish, we run it through a certification process in order to ensure that it meets minimum quality and content requirements, to ensure a great end user experience.For more information on the certification process, please check out the following resources:Registration WalkthroughSubmission WalkthroughCertification RequirementsCertification Guideline Cheat Sheet on Silverlight Show Let us know about any topics you want to watch us dive deep into. You can reach us on twitter via @jaimerodriguez, @larryalieberman or email via http://blogs.msdn.com/jaimer | 9/6/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 17 | VideoInside Windows Phone #22 - Background Agents with Peter Torr | This week on Inside Windows Phone, we got to talk to Program Manager Peter Torr about Multitasking in Windows Phone Mango. Peter goes in depth on the different types of Multitasking, including Fast App Switching, Background Notifications, Background Transfer Service, and Background Agents.Peter goes _way_ in depth on how background agents work, and how you use them.Here are some other resources on Multitasking and Background Agents:Email transcript of some of the topics discussed in this videoDarin MIller at MIX 2011 talking about Windows Phone Multitasking, in generalPeter at MIX 2011 talking about Windows Phone MultitaskingMSDN Library on Windows Phone MultitaskingHow To play Background Audio for Windows Phone (Sample) Background Audio Overview for Windows Phone (Sample) How To: Create Alarms and Reminders for Windows Phone (Sample) How To: Implement Background File Transfer for Windows Phone (Sample) Execution Model Overview for Windows Phone (Describes FAS) (Sample) Background Agents Overview for Windows Phone (Sample) Tiles Overview for Windows Phone (Sample) Jason Zander on Building a Dynamic Tile for Push Notificatoin on Windows PhonePeter Torr's weblog on MSDN Let us know about any topics you want to watch us dive deep into. You can reach us on twitter via @jaimerodriguez, @larryalieberman or email via http://blogs.msdn.com/jaimer | 8/29/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 18 | VideoInside Windows Phone#21 - get ready for mango | Windows Phone Mango is almost here and we are rebooting the show to get you ready for it. Larry Lieberman, Product Manager in Windows Phone developer marketing, is joining as a host for the show so we can get you shows more often (yay!) In this episode, we provide a high level overview of some of what we think are the most exciting new features for developers in Mango; some of the issues and concerns that you should be aware of in preparing your applications for Mango, and some of the application compatibility issues you should be aware of. As of 10 PM on 8/22, the RC of the developer tools is now available here, Mango submission is also available for registered developers, the broad announcement will come in the next few days. Here are some places to look for more information about building applications for Windows Phone Mango:Recent Official Blog Posts: Resources for Windows Phone Mango DevelopersEverything you've Always Wanted to Know about Application Compatibility in Windows Phone 'Mango' What happens when I publish a Windows Phone 'Mango' application update?Windows Phone Developers Get New App Hub Features: Mango app submission just one month away (includes info on new marketplace markets for Windows Phone, and new country support for the WP Ad Control) Other resources Info about localizing your applicationWindows Phone Mango Training Kit Absolute Beginner's Series for Windows Phone DevelopmentMango JumpStart series: ** EVENT HAS OCCURRED ** Videos will be on C9 in the coming week! In the coming weeks, we'll be providing you deeper insights into how to take advantage of all the exciting new features in Mango, including:The nuts and bolts of Background Agents with Peter Torr, Program Manager extraordinaire Accelerating your way through the certification process, with Steve Bell And more! Let us know about any topics you want to watch us dive deep into. You can reach us on twitter via @jaimerodriguez, @larryalieberman&nbs | 8/23/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 19 | VideoInside Windows Phone #20: Tidy walk-through | Tidy is a "to-do list" prototype application that leverages a lot of the new features Windows Phone mango release. If you like the walk-through, the Windows Phone Mango training kit has hands-on-labs that show step-by-step instructions for building it. In the training kit, you will find the following (and other) labs:Local database hands-on-lab. Tidy uses SQL CE as its data store and the hands-on lab will show you how to attribute the object model to create LINQ to SQL mappings. How to create databases at run-time, and how to query the database. Alerts and Reminders hands-on-lab. Tidy allows you to create reminders for a task. The hands-on lab shows you how to query it a reminder exists, how to create and delete a reminder. Start Tile pinning hands-on-lab. Tidy allows you to pin projects. This way if your tasks are organized you can deep-link into project specific views and get the tasks for that specific project. Background Transfer hands-on-lab shows you how to use the new background transfer APIs to upload and download a backup of the database to your local machine. Background agents hands-on-lab shows you how to create background agents in Mango. The background agents check your location every 30 minutes and if you are nearby a location where tasks are due, it will prompt you a shell toast notification to remind you to complete the task while you are at that location. The background agent also demonstrates how to update the tiles from an agent – it checks tasks that are overdue and it updates the tile for the project with the count-. Related links:The Windows Phone "Mango" the training kit More "Mango" learning resources | 6/10/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 20 | VideoInside Windows Phone 19:Mango documentation | In this episode Luke Nyswonger, the doc lead for Windows Phone, does a walk-through of all the great improvements they made to the docs in the Mango beta release. Pay attention so you don't miss:A great "What's new" page that you can use to get to all the feature overviews, code-samples, etc.. The samples and how-to walkthroughs are now a bit more scenario oriented. For example, their sockets demo is a full blown tic-tac-toe game, their tiles sample has every possible tile option, etc. They moved the User experience Design guidelines from a PDF to an HTML format and they literally doubled the amount of content that went into the UX guidelines. They moved the certification requirements from a PDF to an HTML format, and they have included the test steps so you can ensure you test ahead of time (or if you fail certification you have repro steps). They have a very nice "developer resources page" in the apphub that aggregates all the content that Windows phone developers will need. Related posts:Jaime Rodriguez' s post on other resources (such as the training kit) | 6/10/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 21 | Videoinside windows phone #18 sockets | One of the most anticipated/desired features in this mango release is sockets (for network communication).In this episode Ayman Afanah and Gustavo Sandoval give you a few demos of what you can do with sockets communications and they discuss the features and compare what is in Windows Phone in relation to other frameworks such as .NET and Silverlight on the desktop. Expect to be pleased with the feature setRelated:Source for the demos shown in the video Jaime's blog for more Mango goodness | 6/3/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 22 | VideoInside Windows Phone#17- Search Extras | Search extras allow applications to integrate and add value to the search experience in Windows Phone. For example, after and finding a movie, search extras can launch the iMDB application to see reviews, buy tickets, etc.)In this episode of the Inside Windows Phone show, Jared Brown ( Program Manager responsible for Search extras and Bing integration on WIndows Phone) introduces the feature end-to-end, first with some demos and then with a walk through on how an application integrates with extras.Relevant links:MSDN documentation for search extras (has the doc mentioned in the video) Code sample for a search extra - you can use this in emulator. Do a search for electronic (e.g. HDTV 52 inch). Jaime Rodriguez's blog | 5/27/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 23 | VideoInside Windows Phone #16 -Mango Camera APIs | The Windows Phone codenamed "Mango" release brings new camera APIs for developers to preview the live camera stream, capture videos, seamlessly integrate with the camera's hardware buttons.In this episode of Inside Windows Phone, Shamik Bandyopadhyay (Program Manager for camera on the phone) and Ayman Afanah ( Program Manager for Silverlight on the phone) show you demos that demonstrate the new camera features and walk you through the APIs that you will be using to integrate camera into your apps.Relevant links:Source for the demos in this video. Mango training kit with "photofun" hands-on lab demonstrating photo featuresJaime Rodriguez's blog (for more upcoming Mango samples and insights) | 5/27/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 24 | Videokrashlander and talking ragdoll | Andy Beaulieu (creator of Talking Rag Doll) and Jeff Weber creator of Krashlander discuss and demo some of their Windows Phone applications to-date. Jeff is one of the original creators of the open source farseer physics engine for Silverlight on codeplex. Andy was first to wrap the engine in reusable Blend behaviors, and now they both get to use it on cool, successful Windows Phone applications. This video is aimed at developers so it does not do a great job at demoing the apps, for better videos of the app, check related links below. The video is part of this "An update from the Windows Phone developers" blog post; you should read that post to get most context on the casual/geeky video style. Related links:Krashlander video Talking ragdoll videoLGs hAppiness campaign. For a limited time, if you own an LG Windows phone, you get the apps for free | 2/18/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
| 25 | VideoEnvision | Emad Ibrahim is the creator of many Windows Phone applications, such as Envision, Notesly+, QuoteZen, and Picasa Viewer. In this video, he talks about his Windows Phone experiences so far; the video is aimed at developers, so it does not do thorough job at demoing the apps (see related links section below for better demos). The video is part of the "An update from the Windows Phone developers" blog post. Might want to read that to understand the context for the video. Related Links/descriptions:Envision is a basecamp site for Windows Phone. Video walk through is hereEnvision is part of LG's hAppiness campaign for Windows Phone. If you have an LG phone, get 20 free apps (including this one) here. | 2/18/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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