Bytes by MSDN: Loke Uei Tan and Rob Cameron discuss the Mobile Platform (Channel 9)

Bytes by MSDN: Loke Uei Tan and Rob Cameron discuss the Mobile Platform

Posted: Aug 30, 2010 at 7:18 AM

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Join Rob Cameron, Architect Evangelist at Microsoft, as he talks with Loke Uei Tan, from the Mobile Developer Experience team at Microsoft, about the latest announcements for the mobile platform and essential resources for developers.

About Loke

Loke Uei Tan is the Senior Technical Product Manager, Mobile Developer Experience at Microsoft, a role he has worked in for seven years. He is currently responsible for engaging and developing relationships with ISVs and developers to build innovative and unique solutions for Windows Mobile.

Loke Uei has actively executed a worldwide Mobile Embedded & Developer Conference series across nine countries. Prior to his career with Microsoft, he was in software development for several leading software development companies in Malaysia. Loke Uei has been in the software business for 20 years.

Loke Uei blogs at http://blogs.msdn.com/lokeuei and participates actively in the social media scene at http://twitter.com/lokeuei.

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