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• Bill's Last Keynote

  Another year, another CES keynote from Bill Gates... But this year is different... For this year it's the last time we see bill be uncomfortable infornt of the stage and do rubbish jokes with famous people who have quite clearly been paid to be there Read More... Posted 16 January 2008 14:07 by Keni.Barwick | 2 Comments Filed under: Windows Mobile, MEDC, Silverlight Mobile, CES, Bill Gates, Surface

• Windows Mobile and Silverlight - Windows Mobile 7?

  It's been a while now since I came back from Vegas and the MEDC conference there. Yet one of the things that keeps running through my head about the event. The Silverlight demo on a Windows Mobile. This was a great show of the cross platform ability Read More... Posted 20 August 2007 11:42 by Keni.Barwick | 1 Comments Filed under: Pocket PC, Smartphone, Windows Mobile, MEDC, Photon

• O-Phone...

  I'm back now and I'm kinda glad, Vegas isn't for me, but the conference was excelent. I talked the O-Phone briefly in the last post, here. Let's now have a look at the Video... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WazA77xcf0A It's a good Read More... Posted 10 May 2007 14:39 by Keni.Barwick | 2 Comments Filed under: Pocket PC, Smartphone, MEDC

• MEDC 2007 Keynote and stuff

  It was very apparent to me that this years keynote was an attempt to explain why MS has moved the Windows Mobile division into the Entertainment & Devices Division. One fact that I didn't know was that 90% phones bought by individuals and brought Read More... Posted 02 May 2007 17:52 by Keni.Barwick | 1 Comments Filed under: Windows Mobile, Visual Studio, MEDC, LINQ

• MEDC 2007 Pre Con

  After registering I attended the now legendary Jim Wilson Pre Con. Jim’s knowledge on the mobility subject is excellent and that coupled with his presentation style helps to pass a whole day without actually noticing the time! That coupled with Read More... Posted 01 May 2007 03:31 by Keni.Barwick | 0 Comments Filed under: Pocket PC, Smartphone, Windows Mobile, Compact Framework, MEDC