Posts Tagged ‘.NETCF’

I have been an ardent and a loyal Windows Mobile user. There were several reasons for this loyalty. I come from a development background that is heavily biased towards Microsoft (read .NET). With this back ground I found it quite easy to develop a few applications for the Windows Mobile platform using .NETCF. So whenever [...]

The most requested feature for moBlog has been the ability to upload photos from the devices. Since most devices are equipped with a camera it makes perfect sense to enable photo blogging on moBlog as it will give people a quick way to get their photos in the devices to their blogs.
Of the blogging platforms [...]

I have been thinking about what to do next with moBlog. Since the initial release and the subsequent bug fixed version, I have been thinking about where I wanted to take moBlog.
There have been a particular feature request from the those who gave it a try. It is to enable support for posting images to [...]

Today seems to be my release day!
Just released a new enhanced version of GMobileSync (1.3.6) which now has Proxy Support as well as a few bug fixes.
One major bug was due to Who.Rel being a required property since of late on GData API. GMS had not implemented this property before but since our last release [...]

It is official! Though it is in beta, moBlog is released. I have created a page for it on this blog.
Those who wanted to give it  a spin, please go ahead and let me know what you think. I would love to hear your feedback and comments. Looking forward to those!

I have been toying with the idea of creating a blogging application for the Pocket PC / Smartphone devices for sometime. i had done some extensive research on it sometime back, but due to limited time available for coding 4 fun (as I call my experimental coding activities) I had been pushing this idea away. [...]

I have been busy and it’s not just been my work! I joined an open source project on codeplex. I had this idea to create an application that would sync a Google calendar with a Pocket PC’s Outlook Calendar. Then I was searching around to see whether there were similar applications around and came across [...]