Windows Store app - Getting Started with the Windows Azure Mobile Services Scheduler
iOS - Getting Started With Data - Connecting your app to Windows Azure Mobile Services
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Windows Azure Mobile Services enables you to store data from your iOS apps in the cloud within minutes. In this video Chris Risner demonstrates how you can get started with structured storage within Mobile Services. The demo includes taking a disconnected iOS app, creating a Mobile Service, and wiring up the app to insert, update, and query it's data to / from the newly created Mobile Service.
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