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Are you passionate about developing applications for mobile devices? Do you have deep experience with either iOS, Android, Windows Phone 7, or Mobile Web? Would you like to be involved in some of the coolest mobile projects for organizations? If the answer to the above is yes, we’d love to hear from you. We are [...]
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In late July, Microsoft announced availability of a new build of Mango, build 7712 – also commonly known as the RC Build. Given that we are close to RTM, yet it may still take carriers some time before deploying Mango to your device, you might be itching to try out the new bits. If you [...]
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Additional thanks to those who attended my session this morning (DPR303 – Developing Enterprise-Grade Mobile Applications). I’ve uploaded the deck to SlideShare – you can find it at the bottom of this post.
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I’m on the road for the next few weeks, visiting locations across the US, holding a series of “Mobility lunches”. These lunches are a great way to get up to speed with what mobility means for your organization – from the current state of the mobile market, handsets, tablets, through to building applications and solutions [...]
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Thanks to everyone that viewed my “Future of Mobility” webcast this morning. It was a lot of fun to put together, and it was great to see so many attended. If you didn’t have chance to catch the live webcast this morning, you can click here to watch the recorded version. I’ve also posted the [...]
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Are you in or around the Irvine, CA area on Wednesday January 19th 2011? If so, you may want to attend an evening panel session on Where mobile business applications are headed in 2011. I’ll be presenting together with Kevin Boyle from Microsoft, Autumn Radtke from Geodelic, and Jack Bicer from Septium. The event is [...]
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For those interested, I’m going to be hosting a couple of mobility-related webcasts in the next couple of months. You can find the details below. I’m really looking forward to them, and hope you are able to join! Click on the titles to register for the events. The Future of Mobility 1/25/2011 (10am – 11am [...]
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Although Windows Phone 7 (WP7) has support for a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) client, connecting to Web services that require authentication can be a little quirky. After working on a project over the holidays putting together a WP7 client to connect to a Web service requiring authentication, this is what I found: 1. NTLM/Kerberos is [...]
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I’ve just passed the two week mark here at Neudesic. As anyone who has changed companies knows, getting up to speed with the internal workings of a new organization can be like drinking from a firehose! One of the most interesting things I’ve come across to date is an application called Pulse. In essence, Pulse [...]
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Kylen, my 6 year old son, is really into world flags. At home we have a sheet of around 200 flags from across the globe, and he’s pretty close at reciting all of them (and certainly much better than Mom and Dad!). Spending a couple of hours over labor day last month, I set myself [...]
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