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Looking at the Mobile Controls

Posted By: trobbins | May 11th, 2006 @ 8:29 PM | 14,491 Views | 0 Comments

Mobility is becoming an important part of application development. This falls into either connected or disconnected mobile applications. In this screencast, Thom takes a look at building connected mobile applications using the ASP.NET Mobile Controls with Visual Studio 2005.

The Openwave emulator shown during this screencast is available for download from here.

Tags: ASP.NET, VB.NET, Visual Studio, Windows Mobile

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