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Was just wondering if there were any cross platform development platforms which would run great for corporate type apps on various mobile devices. Would be ideal if the language was C# but feel free to suggest others. have you checked out Titanium at http://www.appcelerator.com And then there is the PhoneGap at http://www.phonegap.com/ If you're happy to re-use business logic and write device specific user interfaces (more work, but better user experience on each device) you could consider the various Mono frameworks. Writing the core business logic as a class library, then writing specific

We work extensively in the .Net Compact Framework and Windows Mobile. I've seen plenty of questions come up regarding specifics to development of ASP.Net apps or other .Net based desktop apps but nothing CF specific. Anyone else a mobile developer out there that can share some things to start doing, stop doing, and avoid doing when developing in the Compact Framework? Sure: Use a physical device whenever possible (not the emulator) Test with multiple devices (different vendors, different models) Concentrate testing around sleep/wakeup behaviors When using MSTEST unit tests, never use private

What mobile platform should I start learning? What matters is: ease popularity of the platform low cost of the SDK and actual handheld MicTech I think 3-4 platforms have a future. But it depends on what platform do you like and how you like freedom in distributing your applications :) Windows Phone 7 .NET and Silverlight through Windows Phone Marketplace Android Java through Android Market (fees) or like normal applications iPhone Objective-C or Java ( Developing iPhone Applications using Java ) through iPhone Market pay some fees ($99/year) The Incredible App Store Hype You need Mac (Mac OS)

I am trying to improve the performance of the threaded application with real-time deadlines. It is running on Windows Mobile and written in C / C++. I have a suspicion that high frequency of thread switching might be causing tangible overhead, but can neither prove it or disprove it. As everybody knows, lack of proof is not a proof of opposite :). Thus my question is twofold: If exists at all, where can I find any actual measurements of the cost of switching thread context? Without spending time writing a test application, what are the ways to estimate the thread switching overhead in the

I make a file in PC, and I want to transfer it to a PPC ( Windows Mobile ). How can I get the modified date of this file? (I need it on Windows Mobile.) Steve Guidi FileInfo.LastWriteTime and FileInfo.LastWriteTimeUtc should register this information. string strFilePath = @"C:\myfile.txt"; DateTime lastModified = System.IO.File.GetLastWriteTime(strFilePath); Reference: File.GetLastWriteTime on MSDN . raghu sathvara Try This. FileInfo fileInfo = new FileInfo("path"); var created = fileInfo.CreationTime; //File Creation var lastmodified = fileInfo.LastWriteTime;//File Modification 来源： https:/