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30 Days of Windows Mobile – Day 02: Bluetooth Manager
The second sample application produced by Chris Craft is a small utility to toggle the power of a Bluetooth radio. Leaving the power on to the bluetooth radio for extended periods of time can be a...
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30 Days of Windows Mobile – Day 03: GPS Compass
The third application in Chris Craft’s 30 Days of .NET is a GPS based Compass. Interacting with GPS Devices Windows Mobile 5.0 and above provides a unified API called the GPS Intermediate Driver that...
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30 Days of Windows Mobile – Day 04: Mileage Tracker
With petrol prices reaching record highs across the globe people are starting to pay more attention to fuel efficiency. Day 4 of Chris Craft’s 30 Days of .NET introduces a Mileage Tracker application...
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30 Days of Windows Mobile – Day 05: Mobile Capture
After a long hiatus I am back into blogging while I convert Chris Craft’s 30 Days of Windows Mobile demo applications into native C. The next application in the series is a screen capture utility that...
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30 Days of Windows Mobile – Day 06: Pocket PasswordGen
If you are like me you will have access to a number of password protected online services. Each time I am requested to change my password for one of these services, I struggle to come up with a unique...
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30 Days of Windows Mobile – Day 07: Mobile FX
Mobile FX is a fun sound effects engine for Windows Mobile. It displays a series of graphical buttons which clicked produce different sound effects. The user interface is driven by an XML based...
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30 Days of Windows Mobile – Day 08: Rotate Me
Rotate Me is a simple application which demonstrates how to programmatically rotate the screen of a Windows Mobile device. As discussed previously dynamic screen orientation changes was first...
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Project Resistance – Developing an iPhone Application
Chris Tacke and Alex Feinman have started blogging about a new project called Project Resistance. The idea is to document the end to end experience of developing and selling a small utility application...
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Project Resistance: Day 1
Today I did some of the preliminary work for Project Resistance. For the most part today was about setting up some infrastructure for the application, setting up source code repositories, file layouts...
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Project Resistance: Day 2
Today I’ll attempt to flesh out the project by drawing the coloured bands onto the resistor image and allowing the user to change them with simple finger swipe gestures. This covers parts of day 2 and...
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