MDC Virtual Press Room

[Jason Dunn]

http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/events/vslivemdcspeech/

"Welcome to the virtual pressroom for the Microsoft® Mobile Developers Conference 2004, Fawcette Technical Publications' VSLive! San Francisco 2004 and AVIOS~SpeechTEK Spring 2004. This site is designed to provide members of the press with important information about Microsoft Corp. and the three co-located events taking place in San Francisco March 23–27, 2004. The site will also serve as an online version of the Microsoft media kit, and will include press releases and background materials.

The convergence of the three shows represents the first major developer-focused event since Microsoft's sold-out Professional Developers Conference last October and creates developer excitement for the next wave of software innovation. At the event Microsoft plans to unveil new solutions to address development for the Web, Microsoft Windows MobileTM-based Pocket PCs and Smartphones, and speech technologies."

If you can't attend MDC, this is a good resource to keep you up to date on what you're missing. Of course, we hope to be doing the same thing here at Smartphone Thoughts. ;-)

[Jason Dunn]

http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/events/vslivemdcspeech/

"Welcome to the virtual pressroom for the Microsoft® Mobile Developers Conference 2004, Fawcette Technical Publications' VSLive! San Francisco 2004 and AVIOS~SpeechTEK Spring 2004. This site is designed to provide members of the press with important information about Microsoft Corp. and the three co-located events taking place in San Francisco March 23–27, 2004. The site will also serve as an online version of the Microsoft media kit, and will include press releases and background materials.

The convergence of the three shows represents the first major developer-focused event since Microsoft's sold-out Professional Developers Conference last October and creates developer excitement for the next wave of software innovation. At the event Microsoft plans to unveil new solutions to address development for the Web, Microsoft Windows MobileTM-based Pocket PCs and Smartphones, and speech technologies."

If you can't attend MDC, this is a good resource to keep you up to date on what you're missing. Of course, we hope to be doing the same thing here at Smartphone Thoughts. ;-)