.NET Components for Mobility

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  • New Sounds sample in Windows Mobile 6 SDK Refresh

    The Windows Mobile 6 SDK Refresh is available today. It includes some documentation enhancements and new samples. One of these is called RingtoneManager and is a C# application which wraps all the Sound APIs for ringtone management and sound playback, the latter of which were introduced with Windows...
    Posted to Peter Foot (Weblog) by Anonymous on 05-01-2007
  • Programmatically Activating Speakerphone

    Windows Mobile devices, both Smartphone and Pocket PC support Speakerphone functionality. When operating through the Phone application the end user can toggle the state, up until now there has been no documented way to achieve this through code. Last year I investigated the issue on behalf of one of...
    Posted to Peter Foot (Weblog) by Anonymous on 02-26-2007
  • What's New For Managed Developers In Windows Mobile 6 (Part 2)

    When I previously posted the list of additional system properties I was using the Windows Mobile 6 SDK Documentation as a reference. Well it turns out that there are even more new properties, you can view them using Object Browser in your project but they aren't included in the documentation. The other...
    Posted to Peter Foot (Weblog) by Anonymous on 02-14-2007
  • Using MessageInterceptor to launch an application on SMS

    First things first a disclaimer, the following code is written for Mobile In The Hand (Professional Edition), it does apply equally to a Windows Mobile 5.0 project with the Microsoft.WindowsMobile managed APIs, you'll just need to change the namespaces and assembly references. A normal MessageInterceptor...
    Posted to Peter Foot (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-15-2006
  • SelectPictureDialog.LockDirectory property

    If you refer to the original Windows Mobile 5.0 documentation (or the Intellisense) when using this component you'll notice it has a property called LockDirectory which is supposed to prevent the user from browsing outside of the folder you specified in InitialDirectory . To cut a long story short this...
    Posted to Peter Foot (Weblog) by Anonymous on 09-22-2006
  • Disable the Touch Screen

    If you really need to disable the touch screen on a device, there is a method available, but you'll need to soft-reset the device to restore the functionality. You can call the TouchPanelDisable API, it's not documented in the Windows Mobile SDKs but you'll find it in the CE documentation, declaration...
    Posted to Peter Foot (Weblog) by Anonymous on 06-06-2006
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