Jason Langridge writes "...a solution for Windows Mobile that if you have your phone stolen it will automatically send you the thief’s mobile phone number and SIM card ID when they try and use the phone with their SIM card..."

Constanze Roman writes "In this blog entry I will show you how you can retrieve location information in an event driven way. The managed wrapper around GPSID defines a LocationChanged event that will be fired, each time GPS location information changes....So let me just give you a guided tour around how to create an application that will make use of the LocationChanged event by showing you a sample application as well as the relevant code that I created for this particular application."

Jason Langridge writes "...use Remote Control with System Center Mobile Device Manager. They want to be able to connect to a users device and then control/troubleshoot the device remotely....You can get more details"

Aaron Stebner writes "After some further investigation, we discovered that this customer had some incorrect information in their registry...The 64-bit version of the Zune software only sets the 64-bit registry value for CurrentVersion, so we will be fixing..."

Scott Hanselman writes "I am absolutely convinced that video conferencing builds relationships almost as much as showing up in person. If you've got the bandwidth to spare, talking to someone in F2F (face to face) via webcam conveys way more information than a phone call."

Dan Rigsby writes "I think it’s useful to show how easy it is to install and debug a game on the Zune using XNA Game Studio."

Jason Langridge writes "I’m often asked for a list of devices that now have Windows Mobile 6.1 upgrades. I think this is the full list..."

Loke Uei writes "...Now we have a supported version of Sync Services for Windows Mobile 5.0 and 6.x...You can find the download at...This technology should break down some barriers for us so we can deploy Windows Mobile and SQL Server Compact in organizations that don’t support SQL Server...."

Jason Langridge writes "...iif you are using ISA as your firewall then you can block an iPhone (or other devices by inspecting the HTTP header) To do this right click on the Activesync rule, choose Configure HTTP and then do the following"

Paul Mooney writes "...RUGS has just been anounced by Mytopia...RUGS is a framework for rapid rich media creation across the Web with support for Windows Mobile, iPhone, BlackBerry, Symbian, Palm OS and Android..."

Mike Hall writes "...You can think of Windows Embedded NavReady as being a Feature Pack for Windows CE 5.0, the feature pack adds a set of new features to the Windows CE 5.0 Platform Builder Catalog that makes it easy for a Portable Navigation device manufacturer to build GPS Navigation..."

Ralf Rottmann writes "...At the end of the day all Core Location Framework gives you are latitude and longitude as a 2D coordinate. The rest is up to you. So in case you want to create a location based application you've got to do the reverse geocoding yourself...Even without the ability to go into code level discussions here, these hints might shorten your journey:"

Mike Hall writes "...Here's a screen shot of LiveMeeting running on my laptop, showing the remote panorama view...given how well this technology works I'm surprised that more companies don't use this to have remote meetings..."

Mary Jo Foley writes "...Many pundits, itching for another Google-Microsoft fight, already are declaring Internet Explorer (IE) a dead browser walking, Chrome actually is more of an assault on IE for mobile than IE on the PC. Microsoft’s mobile browser is a couple of generations behind its IE for PC..."

Jason Langridge writes "Snap2Face 1.0 is a full-featured, native Facebook client for Windows Mobile devices...freely available for all Windows Mobile 5.0/6.x devices..."