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  • 4 comments  /  posted by  Andrea Boschin  on  Dec 05, 2011 (more than a year ago)
    Tweet One of the most important features added in Windows Phone 7.5 is the multithreaded environment. This missing feature was very criticized in the previous version, but the main reason of its lack was the high battery consumption that is usual in multithread phones. In this release the team has agreed to add the multithread capability but it worked hard to reach a good balance between multithr ...
  • 1 comments  /  posted by  Andrea Boschin  on  Nov 24, 2011 (more than a year ago)
    If you get the Windows Phone "Mango" update on your phone, and you are use to listen to music on your phone, you have for sure noticed some improvements in the music capabilities of the phone. Since the release of the OS7.0, the music hub is an important application that is able to integrate with the Zune marketplace and enable download and listen of music on the phone. Don't miss... The article s ...
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  • Replicating TargetNullValue in Windows 8

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Jul 30, 2012 (4 months ago)
    Read the original post at Saintchubs.com There are times in this world when using binding statements, that you want to specify a default value for a property if the result provided is null. In a post found here by Jesse Liberty, he details how developers can utilize the TargetNullValue option within the xaml binding statement to provide this option.   Recently I’ve been porting my SaintsFC WP7 app ...
  • Delving Inside Wizard’s Tower, Part 3 (WP7 development series)

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Jul 29, 2012 (4 months ago)
    Tags:   windows-phone-7 , xna
    Read the original article at Did Not Finish This is Part 3 of a three part behind-the-scenes development series for Wizard’s Tower, my free game for Windows Phone. Part 1 focused on the physics that drive the gameplay. Part 2 focused on how the levels were created in GLEED2D, a free, generic level editor. Finally, Part 3 will now focus on how the animations were created using Anime Studio Pro 8, a ...
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  • author  Andrea Boschin  /  released on  Sep 29, 2011
    Windows Phone 7 Data Access Strategies: Ebook Product Description This e-book collects all 5 parts of SilverlightShow article series 'Windows Phone 7 Data Access Strategies' together with source code. From the author: In these five chapters I've deeply explored the tools and the network connectivity scenarios about security and availability. Windows Phone is for sure an effective platform that provides a good environment to access resources w ...
  • author  Peter Kuhn  /  released on  Sep 30, 2011
    Getting Ready for the Windows Phone 7 Exam 70-599: E-book Product Description Microsoft's certification exam 70-599 for its new mobile platform is named "Designing and Developing Windows Phone 7 Applications" and has been published on July 14th, 2011. This ebook will try to bring you up to speed to take the exam, or can be used as a basis to plan your own, self-paced learning to prepare for the exam at a later point.   The ebook is based on SilverlightSh ...
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  • posted by  Mike Figueroa  on  Sep 15, 2011 (more than a year ago)
    InputStudio - Create your own applications in Windows Phone 7 Create in a few minutes your own applications by tapping the screen of your phone or import applications created by others. Design your data entities and it's attributes. You can tweak built in sample applications. Features: -Create your own pages and navigations between them -Share your applications -No need to publish to Marketplace since no binary code is generated -Export your data via email. ...
  • posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Dec 21, 2010 (more than a year ago)
    Tags:   gaming , windows-phone-7
    Snake 7 for Windows Phone 7 As the title of the game suggests, this game is a remake of the classic snake game from the 70's. As with the original game you are going to navigate a snake as long as possible. The classic version was controlled by the arrow buttons of a keyboard or by the gamepad of a console. This remake is controlled by your fingers wiping the screen. This remake of snake does, in adition to the clasic mode, ...
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