At the MIX10 conference last year the Windows Phone team showed, for the first time, the application platform and tools that developers would use to build applications and games for Windows Phone 7. We announced that the tools were free, would always...

In our previous post we went over good examples of panoramic control or hubs from apps that you can find into the Marketplace. Today I’ll want to show different approaches you can take to leverage the possibilities of that control and his extended canvas...

There have been several good posts on how to style sites for mobile devices, including Responsive Web Design , Bulletproof CSS3 media queries , CSS Media Query for Mobile is Fool’s Gold , and Combining media queries and JavaScript , to name a few. These...

One of the requests I get most often from the developer community is “can you gave us good examples of panoramas”? As described in some of our previous posts the “panoramic control” also called “hub” or simply “panorama” offers a unique way to view content...

Welcome to a new series of posts written for web developers who target the Windows Phone platform.   We will start with topics that are relevant to IE7 though we understand the excitement about IE9 and will be sharing more information about it soon...

As we enter the final month of a very busy first quarter of 2011, I thought I’d take this opportunity to update developers on the status of the Windows Phone Marketplace and share some news. There are many ways to measure the vitality of a marketplace...

I recently blogged about Flashcards.Show Version 2 for WPF, Silverlight, and Windows Phone , which features the Flashcards.Show application. I’m not going to (again) review the app, but I do want to talk about how we developed the application and the...