Windows Mobile Managed APIs - Part 2
- Posted: Jan 11, 2007 at 10:34 AM
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Author: Hi, I am Daniel Moth 
Introduction: You can read about Windows Mobile 5.0 APIs on my blog here. All Windows Mobile devices being sold today are v5.0 and the next version of Windows Mobile fully supports these as well so now is the right time to learn about them if you haven’t already!
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3-part series: There are 3 videos that make up this series. Parts One, Two and Three.
Video Contents:
00'00'' – 01'00'' Title slide and intro
01'00'' – 02'40'' WM5 Managed APIs Overview slide
02'40'' – 20'48'' DEMO Status
20'48'' – 22'38'' Summary slide and links
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It is a breeze writing mobile application with these APIs combined with other cool stuff in the .NET Compact Framework
btw as a side note, what do you use for recording these?
SDF from OpenNETCF does not include these (I used to work there before joining MS
There are many options for recording these, I currently use Camtasia. HTH.
Cheers
Daniel
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