[Jon Westfall]

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/wi...le/default.aspx

"When you visit our Windows Mobile Developer Center you will probably notice that we’ve done a complete overhaul of the site. For years, the Developer Center has been responsible for delivering you content on Smart Device Development which most often included articles on building apps with the .NET Compact Framework and SQL Server CE/Mobile/Everywhere/Compact. The new Developer Center will give you rich access to a whole host of content including Applications for Smart Devices, Mobile Web, Mobile Games and Rich Internet Applications! This content will include articles as well as links to blogs and other resources."

The Mobile Developer Center is ground zero when starting out as a developer and for veterans as well. New resources are always appreciated - so take a look at the new site if you get a chance!

[Jon Westfall]

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/wi...le/default.aspx

"When you visit our Windows Mobile Developer Center you will probably notice that we’ve done a complete overhaul of the site. For years, the Developer Center has been responsible for delivering you content on Smart Device Development which most often included articles on building apps with the .NET Compact Framework and SQL Server CE/Mobile/Everywhere/Compact. The new Developer Center will give you rich access to a whole host of content including Applications for Smart Devices, Mobile Web, Mobile Games and Rich Internet Applications! This content will include articles as well as links to blogs and other resources."

The Mobile Developer Center is ground zero when starting out as a developer and for veterans as well. New resources are always appreciated - so take a look at the new site if you get a chance!

[Dyvim]

When I first scanned this headline, I thought it read "Windows Mobile Device Center Gets Overhauled" (aka ActiveSync for Vista) and I started getting really excited. Alas, wishful thinking! :lol: