shishang82
03-20-2011, 04:20 PM
foremost Windows Mobile six.five phones aren’t expected to be available until this fall, but it looks like that isn’t stopping Microsoft from “launching” the next version of its mobile operating system on May 11. 11 is the opening day of Microsoft’s TechEd 2009 conference in Los Angeles. From an April 6 post to the Windows Mobile Team blog: Ferguson,Microsoft Office 2007 Pro Plus Serial Key (http://www.office2007key.eu/), GM (General Manager) of Business Experiences at Microsoft’s Mobile Communications Business is going to deliver the kick off launch presentation of Windows Cellular 6.5 on Monday, May 11th at 1:00PM – 2:15PM. This Tech Ed 2009 session focuses on one of the biggest launches in the history of Windows Cellular – Windows Cellular 6.5. It is targeted at both IT Professionals and Developers, with a cool demo and an outline of great stuff to come. Be sure to join us as we are giving away 5 Samsung Blackjack II’s!” are a handful of other Windows Mobile 6.5 sessions on the TechEd docket, including one on developing apps that use touch and gestures. From the description of a session entitled “Make Some Magic! Shake,Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007 (http://www.microsoftoffice2007key.net/), Flip and Flick Your Application for Windows Cellular 6.five!“: world of mobility has evolved. While keypads, stylus, and keyboards are all good and fine for device input, newer input methods have been popularized in recent years, such as accelerometers, touch screen gestures, capacitive touch screens, light sensors, and such. More than just gadgets and gimmicks, these next-generation input methods allow you, the cellular developer, to offer the best interface possible to your users on the road, enhancing their device experience. This session explores various input methods available on some of the latest Windows Mobile six.1 and six.5 devices and how to programmatically leverage them using managed APIs from Microsoft .NET Compact Framework-based applications. Topics covered include working with the Windows Cellular Unified Sensor API to access hardware sensors, controlling device cameras using the Windows Mobile SDK, capturing stylus and finger gestures on touch screens,Office 2010 Professional Keygen (http://www.msoffice2010key.com/), detecting ambient light, making your device vibrate and sound-off, and more.” Microsoft considers May 11 the official launch, the “business launch,” or the official release to manufacturing date,Office 2007 Pro Plus (http://www.msoffice2007key.com/), it seems Windows Mobile six.five is pretty much complete. Now onto Windows Cellular 7…. I just went back and looked at the MSDN blog post. All references to the word “launch” have been removed from that post. It now says: Ferguson, GM of Business Experiences at Microsoft’s Mobile Communications Business is going to deliver the kick off presentation of Windows Mobile six.five on Monday, May 11th at 1:00PM – 2:15PM. This Tech Ed 2009 session focuses on Windows Cellular six.5 and is targeted at both IT Professionals and Developers,Microsoft Office Pro 2007 Keygen (http://www.office2007key.eu/), with a cool demo and an outline of great stuff to come. Be sure to join us as we are giving away 5 Samsung Blackjack II’s!”