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April 2007 - Posts

• Note to self: Avoid Boxing

  Avoid Boxing,use generics... See here http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/effectivecspart1.asp#item3 Also if the method has a IDisposable, then clean it up after... (the GC will get rid of it, but we don't want the GC to do it if we can) Read More... Posted 30 April 2007 18:38 by Keni.Barwick | 0 Comments Filed under: Windows Mobile, Compact Framework, Code, Visual Studio, Windows Live

• MEDC 2007 - Arriving in Las Vegas

  Well, not one to be out done by the other Conchango Las Vegas attendees... I thought I'd let you know how what to expect when you make it... (If you haven't left for Vegas already, "man you is late!") Las Vegas is a MASSIVE city of contrasts... Read More... Posted 30 April 2007 09:22 by Keni.Barwick | 5 Comments Filed under: Pocket PC, Smartphone, Windows Mobile, Compact Framework, Conchango, SQL Compact Edition

• Upgrading the v1605 (HTC Hermes) Radio stack

  In this post I was asked a question about the reception quality of the Vodafone v1605. When I first got hold of the v1605 to test it was something I made a note of. In fact the radio stack has been problems with most of the devices that HTC bring out Read More... Posted 16 April 2007 09:14 by Keni.Barwick | 0 Comments Filed under: Pocket PC, Vodafone, HTC

• Palm to release a Windows Mobile 6 Standard Edition

  With all this talk of Palm dropping Palm Source for Palm OS and using the Linux kernal ( here ) it got me thinking... If Palm are going to continue with the Windows Mobile OS , which I'm sure they are, then it would make sense that they increse there Read More... Posted 12 April 2007 10:08 by Keni.Barwick | 1 Comments Filed under: Windows Mobile, Vodafone, Palm, Asus, Windows Mobile 6 Standard

• SMS Toolkit RC1

  I've been playing around with this for a while now and I'm very happy that these guys have gone to RC1 already... Good work... SMS Toolkit SDK Read More... Posted 11 April 2007 11:29 by Keni.Barwick | 1 Comments Filed under: Pocket PC, Smartphone, Windows Mobile, Compact Framework, Code, Visual Studio, SMS