Showing posts with label Windows Phone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows Phone. Show all posts

Monday, November 14, 2011

Spotify on Windows Phone 7

Spotify is a new way to listen to music. Spotify has new music collection with millions of tracks and counting. It is available for Windows, Mac, home audio systems and mobile Phone. With Spotify you can share music with your friends and on social networks like Twitter, Facebook and others.

Spotify charges $9.99 for month for all above service.

Spotify is also available for Windows Phone 7. With Spotify's service, you share or play your favorite songs on Social Networks like Facebook, Twitter and others. You can pin your songs, album or artist as live tiles to start screen for fast access.

Here I submit cool video of Spotify For windows Phone 7 from channel 9.


Friday, July 15, 2011

Design icon for windows Mobile with expression design

Hello friends,
On channel 9, I found nice video from John Papa, which is describe how to create icon ,splash screen with Microsoft Expression Designer. With help of this video, developer can easily create there own icon and splash screen for custom application. It is really very nice video. It helps to developer stencil icon and splash screen very fast and effective way.


Friday, June 24, 2011

Windows Phone 7 Development

Windows Phone 7 Development.

Introduction

For programmes, Windows Phone 7 is also exciting, for it supports two popular and modern
Programming platforms: Silverlight and XNA.

Silverlight

A spinoff of the client-based Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) has already given Web programmers unprecedented power to develop sophisticated user interfaces with a mix of traditional controls, high-quality text, vector graphics, media, animation, and data binding that run on multiple platforms and browsers. Windows Phone 7 extends Silverlight to mobile devices.

Generally you’ll choose Silverlight for writing programs you might classify as applications or utilities. These programs are built from a combination of markup and code. The markup is the Extensible Application Markup Language, or XAML and pronounced “zammel”. The XAML mostly defines a layout of user-interface controls and panels. Code-behind files can also perform some initialization and logic, but are generally relegated to handling events from the controls. Silverlight is great for bringing to the Windows Phone the style of Rich
Internet Applications (RIA), including media and the Web. Silverlight for Windows Phone is a version of Silverlight 3 excluding some features not appropriate for the phone, but compensating with some enhancements.

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Nokia Window Phone Mango- Neowin

Nokia CEO Stephen Elop have unveiled the Nokia’s first Windows Phone device during an internal company meeting earlier this week. According to Neowin “Elop mentions that the device is “super confidential” and that the company doesn’t want to see it out in the blogosphere. “Beautiful design, gorilla glass, pillow shaped backing, carl ziess 8MP camera,” says Elop.
The product is Nokia’s first Windows Phone device and will be available later this year when the company releases a batch of Windows Phone Mango devices.”

Friday, June 17, 2011

Windows Phone Developer Tools 7.1 Beta

Mango comes with 500 new features which includes enhanced Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn integration, hands-free messaging, a multiple email inbox and the ability to chat with friends using Facebook Chat, Windows Live Messenger and SMS in the same thread. Mango also brings with it the Office365 and IE9 experiences. Mango, is first smart phone which provides multiprocessing between different customize application.