Showing posts with label Windows Mobile. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows Mobile. Show all posts
May 24, 2011
Microsoft Stopping Service for Windows Mobile 6.5 Apps & Support

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Release of Windows Phone 7 Os and smartphones has outclassed windows mobile 6 Os. Recent competition among smartphones has raised the bar and standard of better Software. Apple’s iOS 4.3 is out while Google’s Android 2.3.2 Gingerbread is gaining. Microsoft Windows Phone 7 is definitely good and polished than Android. Also Windows Phone 7.5 Mango Update is in the pipeline later this year with lots of updates. This had made support for older Windows mobile devices difficult. Microsoft has officially rejecting apps for Windows mobile 6.x devices. The app hub in win mobi 6.5 will be available until July 15/2011. Support for Windows mobile 6 smartphones will be ended soon. Too bad is that HTC HD2 is one of the best smartphones available out the in market which runs outdated Windows mobile 6.5.

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Too bad it deserves more. Although Patched Rom’s of Windows Phone 7 and Android 2.3 run fine and hassle free on HD2 but still lacks official support. Microsoft officially noted as below :

App Submission and Management. On July 15, 2011, we will no longer be accepting new Windows Mobile 6.x applications or application updates. In addition, it will no longer be possible to modify prices, metadata, or other information. However, you will still be able to remove your apps by contacting support.
App Distribution. Even though app submission will stop on July 15, users will still be able to purchase and download your Windows Mobile 6.x applications through the Windows Marketplace for Mobile.
App Reporting. Sales and download reports will continue to be available for your Windows Mobile 6.x applications through the App Hub after July 15.
Developer Payouts. Developer payouts will continue to be processed in accordance with the provisions of the Windows Phone Marketplace Application Provider Agreement.

There are many many bugs, none of which seem to be getting fixed," Anthony Wieser of Wieser Software LTD told WinRumors, later adding that his efforts to have bugs affecting his own apps fixed have been going on for months. Back in April, he even emailed Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer. Ballmer responded that the company would 'get on it' but Wieser just recently received an email saying the bugs won't be fixed at all because Windows Mobile is being phased out.

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November 20, 2010
Smartphones Based on Running Windows XP Available Finally Features & Price

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The much awaited phone from a very long time when smartphones ever raised is a mobile running with windows XP. Yes this is the smartphone completely based on Full pledged Windows XP. Packing a full QWERTY keyboard along with Arrow keys a 4.8-inch LCD, with up to 16GB of storage, including USB support, VGA, GPS, a touchpad, a camera and Windows XP (embedded). Pricing is tad over pricey with $798 for the 8GB 3G version or $732 for an 8GB xpPhone sans 3G. Also sports a DOS version available for the low-low price of $666. for 16GB you must shell out $876 for the 3G model, $810 for the 2G and $765 for the DOS model.
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April 4, 2010
Windows Phone 7 Series gets New Nomenclature

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Windows Mobile has changed! yes in the name itself, previously called Windows phone 7 series now changed to “Windows Phone 7”. In the PC market Windows 7 was a huge success. Now we must wait was another innovative OS in Mobile World. Hope Windows phone 7 won’t let us down.

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March 20, 2010
Windows Series 7 get Video Demos | Unlocked | Walkthrough | Settings

 

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The Windows Phone 7 emulator has been unlocked. Now recently unlocked emulator demo videos appear.  The original source code for unlocking Microsoft’s smartphone SDK may have been taken down, but that hasn’t stopped those who grabbed it early from shooting some video of the less public features of the platform.

The videos are by techAU, with complete go trough of windows 7 series emulator and windows 7 series settings. May be many changes might be possible before the original release lets hope for the best. have a look at the videos below:

 

Emulator Details Video

Windows 7 Series Settings Video

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March 15, 2010
Netflix gets demoed On Windows 7 Series Mobile

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Netflix for Windows Phone 7 Series, one of the third-party apps Microsoft's showing off here at MIX10. Compared to other mobile Netflix apps, this one's got Watch Instantly support and it looks great to uncover your Windows 7 Series Device Capabilities. Microsoft's bringing to the table with it Silverlight based developer platform. Complete Details about this has yet to be detailed. There is just a demo and menu interface detailed. Soon will be Windows Mobile be Back.

 

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Microsoft Unveils Windows Phone 7 series Live Marketplace | Details

Try-and-Buy-WP7S-540x305 Windows Phone 7 Series has a bold new User Interface, and a brand new mobile Operating System outlook from the Redmond-based company, the big question on everyone’s mind is whether or not the platform will have an App Store competitor and Finally it’s done. Named as the Windows Phone Marketplace will be the successor to the Windows Marketplace for Mobile.

Microsoft says that it’s a smarter way to find your apps, games, and music for your phone, thanks to the panoramic view that Windows Phone 7 Series is highlighting. You can also find featured items of the day. There’s also the ability to read reviews of the applications you want, as well as “try before you buy,” which is created by the developers. They can choose how long an application can be tested, before the customer is opted to buy it. You'll be able to browse and buy apps and games through the Zune desktop client on your PC. You'll be able to uninstall purchased apps and re-download them at a later time at your leisure, the purchases are tied to your Live account, not your phone, so you can move between devices at will. That's a Microsoft policy that developers won't be able to override.

mix10 Free development tools for Windows Phone 7 Series are available as of today. These include Silverlight, the XNA Game Studio 4.0, Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone, Windows Phone 7 Series Emulator (for app testing), and a Windows Phone 7 Series add-in (to use with Visual Studio 2010 RC). The WP7 dev tools have features that include: accelerometer support, hardware-accelerated video support, multi-touch, Microsoft Location Service and Microsoft Notification Service.

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March 10, 2010
Microsoft Demos XNA Games on Windows Phone 7

 

At the recent event at GDC 2010 Microsoft showed us Demo of Windows phone 7 Series live games. The two titles are The Harvest , a good looking touch-controlled dungeon crawler with destructible environments, being developed by Luma Arcade; and Battle Punks, a one-on-one sword fighting Facebook game by Gravity Bear that's being ported over. The Harvest has a fixed camera and some pre-rendered elements, but there were indeed some real polygons being crunched before our eyes at a full resolution & full screen 3D was possible. Check the screen caps below.

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Microsoft spoke to the ease of its Direct3D development platform, which was built by the same folks responsible for the first-gen Xbox (though we're under the impression that most of the similarities end there). What we saw of The Harvest was built in "two or three weeks," mostly from scratch, and folks who've already built games for XNA in VisualStudio shouldn't have much trouble with a port from the sound of things: "very, very easy," said Microsoft.

Right now developers can do their testing in Windows, but there should be a Windows Phone 7 Series emulator out for devs eventually. it'll make it into the upcoming XNA 4.0 release scheduled for the coming month.

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There is no simple porting OpenGL games to the Direct3D environment, but that's not a barrier for regular suspects like Oberon, Sega, Glu, EA, Popcap, Hudson Entertainment, Namco, Konami and Microsoft Game Studios from signing on.

XNA Game Studio 4.0! This latest version provides a powerful, productive, and portable technology for game development on Windows Phone 7 Series, Xbox 360, and Windows PC.
New to XNA Game Studio 4.0

  • Hardware accelerated 3D API’s on Windows Phone 7 Series
  • Visual Studio 2010 integration with our toolset
  • Added buffered audio support to the Audio API’s

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March 8, 2010
LG Panther to be first Windows Phone 7 device

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LG has gone ahead and released the codename for their first Windows Phone 7-based device: Panther. The LG Panther. It’s the same device that got its world premiere on the Engadget Show last week, which we spoke about already. The LG Panther is set to launch with a 5MP camera with LED flash, and come packed with a physical slider QWERTY keyboard. Other than the mobile Operating System running under the hood, there’s not much more information to be had. The LG Panther meets the Microsoft's Chassis 2 requirements. This means that the Panther will jump on a 1GHz or faster processor with a WVGA screen or better. The rest of a standards are 5 megapixel camera, LED flash, microUSB and 3.5mm audio connectors. The Apollo is rumored to sport an AMOLED display plus 5 megapixel camera with HD video recording so it might go for the Chassis 1 instead.

Apollo and Panther turn out to be the same or completely different devices, it's sure LG are working hard on their Windows Phone 7 product lineup. As the rumor goes LG Panther is scheduled to launch in September.

 

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February 20, 2010
Microsoft Windows Mobile 7 Series A New Era Dawns

Cavgpture Windows Mobile has been losing market share to rivals like Apple's iPhone OS and Google's Android OS for years. The only thing that has slowed this trend has been companies like HTC covering up the standard user interface with ones they have developed themselves. The more of Microsoft's UI these alternate user interfaces left exposed, the more the users complained. That's a serious condemnation. New Windows Phone 7 emphasizes the features consumers want: social networking, pictures, games, etc.The venerable Start button is gone, along with any hints of the desktop OS. And no one wants to use a stylus anymore, so Windows Phone 7 has been redesigned to be controlled with a fingertip. The tiny buttons are gone, replaced with large ones. Fortunately, displays have grown larger, too. Just about the only significant similarity between old and new is that both include Microsoft Office Mobile and support for synchronizing with Microsoft Exchange, so smartphones running Windows Phone 7 can still be used for work, even if that's not their focus anymore.
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As much as I like the new user interface, I'm not anywhere near as fond of Windows Phone 7's other big change: no compatibility with current software. The wide array of third-party applications was Windows Mobile's greatest strength... I could argue it was its only strength. I'm trying to see the logic behind the decision to give this up.Developers are going to have to re-write their apps, as well as submit them for approval so they can appear in the official software store -- which will apparently be the only software store.  It's my understand that this is Microsoft's way of insuring that software conforms to the new Windows Phone look and feel. There's a part of me that can agree with this. The vast majority of current Windows Mobile apps were written to be used with a stylus and so are virtually unusable with a fingertip because all the control elements are too small. Finding a way to force developers to update the user interface on their apps makes sense.But getting to this goal requires so much sacrifice. It feels to me like Windows Phone is chewing its own foot off to escape from a trap.
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Microsoft encouraged companies making Windows Mobile-based phones to explore a wide range of shapes and sizes.  The choices for companies making Windows Phone devices will be much more limited, as Microsoft is going to specify some hardware requirements, most notably a WVGA, capacitive touchscreen. During his presentation on this new operating system, CEO Steve Ballmer made the argument that by limiting hardware options, Microsoft is fostering innovation.  This is completely illogical... but I still agree with Microsoft's decision. Over the years, companies made some very marginal Windows Mobile smartphones, and these left plenty of customers with a bad taste in their mouth about this operating system. The usual cause for bad performance was insufficient RAM, but slow processors were sometimes a culprit too. With Windows Phone 7, we'll be sure that any smartphone we buy is going to have good performance. Incidentally, Microsoft is also no longer going to allow its licensees to replace the default user interface with their own. They will be allowed to tweak it a bit, within certain limits, but the days of TouchFLO and TouchWiz on Windows phones are gone.
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Despite this week's official unveiling, we're still about nine months away from the first smartphones running Windows Phone 7 hitting the market, so Microsoft has plenty of time to make some adjustments to it.In the coming months, I'm hoping that Microsoft will seriously consider adding a compatibility layer that will allow it to run current Windows Mobile apps, at least during a transition phase. Otherwise, those who buy the first models running this OS will almost certainly have a very limited selection of third-party apps to choose from. As for the other features of Windows Phone 7, I don't think they need many changes at all -- the new user interface is the best move Microsoft has made in years, and I welcome the new hardware requirements.
More Information About Windows 7 Mobile HERE
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January 26, 2010
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Microsoft announces that its mobile operating system will come with two different versions, one with a distinctly closer to young people and the media, while another directly linked to business and formal solutions.

The versions of Windows Mobile 7 are:

  • Business
  • Media

Will be released at different times, reaching the version "Media" in last place. The idea is to bring the latter social networks, use of internet applications, in addition to bringing new audio and video formats.

Both versions feature Microsoft Office Mobile. And one of the curiosities of this new operating system is that it could eliminate the mention of "Windows Mobile" to leave the name of the new operating system only in "Seven", which gives more simplicity compared to the competition that has names of just one word.

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January 9, 2010
Microsoft Aiming at Mobile World Congress Event | Sneak Peak Windows Mobile 7

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Microsoft Entertainment and Devices Division President Robbie Bach basically said as much in his January 7 Financial Analyst Briefing at CES (which I listened to via Webcast). In response to an analyst question, Bach said to expect in WM7 “things will be talked about at MWC.” (Istartedsomething blogger Long Zheng is expecting and hearing the same.)

On Thursday, Bach reiterated some of what the Redmondians have been saying for months, specifically that WM7 won’t be just a business-focused mobile OS platform any more.

“I’ve seen it and played with it,” Bach said. He said he believed Windows Mobile 7 will “set the bar forward not in (just) an evolutionary way.”

Bach said to expect Microsoft to step up its “go to market approach” so that it will be “more engaged” with its mobile OEMs. He didn’t get more specific than that, but my take was he was talking about Microsoft tightening its development and marketing connection with its mobile-phone-maker partners.

Bach also took a couple of shots at Apple (which controls the entire end-to-end mobile platform) and Google (for providing conflicting signals to its Android ecosystem by offering its own “Google phone”). I keep wavering as to whether or not Microsoft might actually release its own Microsoft phone, but if it does at this point, Bach would be the pot calling the kettle black. So maybe any kind of Microsoft-branded Pink phones are off the drawing board, after all.

I’m betting Microsoft is going to show off more than just the Windows Mobile platform in Barcelona, based on what the company did last year at the MWC show. I’m thinking the Softies might also be ready to talk about the next version of its My Phone service, which stores Windows Mobile phone data to the cloud.

Bach said to expect in WM7 “things will be talked about at MWC.” and regarding the consumer-focussed OS he said: “I’ve seen it and played with it,” (Windows Mobile 7 will) “set the bar forward not in (just) an evolutionary way.”

Bach further said Microsoft intends to step up its “go to market approach” so that it will be “more engaged” with its mobile OEMs. We know Microsoft has spoken a lot about speeding up the release cycle of both its OS’s and actual devices, reducing it from a common 2 years to as short as 6 months.

Mary Jo Foley, who reported on the discussion, believes Mobile World Congress will also see Microsoft announcing improvements to its My Phone service, which should integrate even more deeply with Windows Mobile phones, for example allowing ring tones to be changed directly from the web interface, applications and themes to be installed, and better integration with Windows Live and Live Mesh.Mobile World Congress (MWC) is between the 15th and 18th of February 2010 and will be held as usual in Barcelona.

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January 7, 2010
Mobile Navigator For Android & Windows Mobiles Launched by NAVIGON

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“For over 16 years NAVIGON has been a leader in the development and deployment of exceptional navigation technology, which we now utilize for Android phones,” said Michael Roach, NAVIGON’S president for the Americas. “With a rapidly expanding user base, Android provides an exceptional platform for premium navigation capabilities. MobileNavigator seamlessly delivers an excellent on-board experience comparable to standalone personal navigation devices, without having to purchase, carry and use multiple devices.”

NAVIGON is bringing MobileNavigator, its popular turn-by-turn navigation solution to Windows Mobile and Android users in North America. Originally launched on the iPhone, MobileNavigator for Android and Windows Mobile utilizes your mobile phone’s on-board GPS receiver and pre-loaded maps to provide navigation when there is no cellular coverage. It’s a pretty feature rich app and it includes:

  • Reality View Pro which displays photo-realistic 3D views with actual road signs and lane guidance for virtually every highway interchange and exit drivers will encounter
  • Lane Assistant Pro which helps drivers prepare to make an upcoming exit or turn by providing a lane map complete with arrows and actual road geometry.
  • Text-to-speech functionality which announces street names in addition to turn-by-turn directions
  • Speed Assistant with adjustable audio-visual warnings
  • Day & Night Mode for map display, 2D and 3D map view, Automatic switching between portrait and landscape format
  • Direct Access allows navigation to contacts saved in the phone’s address book, Intelligent address entry
  • Route Planning, Branded POIs and POIs along the route

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    The Windows Mobile version of MobileNavigator will ship with maps of North America (US, Canada, Hawaii and Puerto Rico) from NAVTEQ and will debut next week at Pocketgear and Smartphone.net. MobileNavigator for Windows Mobile will run $69.00 until February 14, 2010, at which point the application will jump to its full retail price of $89.00. The Android version will launch in Spring 2010 at a yet-to-be-determined price.

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    January 6, 2010
    Windows Mobile 7 is in Testing Confirmed by LG | Due be released in 2010

     

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    Microsoft says that they are rolling out a number of new Test technologies, tools, and processes aimed at the improvement of the UI and Localization Quality of the next Windows Mobile releases. This most probably means that Windows Mobile 7 is currently in the testing phase. Microsoft’s jobs ads aside, LG today mentioned at CES 2010 that Windows Mobile 7 will indeed be launched this year, reconfirming what Steve Ballmer said back in February 2009.

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    January 2, 2010
    Download Shake2Send for Windows Mobiles

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    XDA Developers are being great developing new innovative applications for windows based mobiles, here is one of them

    Shake2Send is an application I made that allows two devices to pair and send contacts over the air.
    To pair, the two devices shake at the same time (Similar to Bump for the iPhone). No bluetooth needed!
    The public server is now up and running, just download the latest cab and install
    Instructions
    Download the CAB.
    Install.
    Enter a name (Be unique for each device!)
    Press Connect, and then shake both devices at the same time (Or within ~1 second).
    When paired, Press Send Contact and select a contact.
    Known Issues
    1. Application doesn't always close properly
    2. You MUST have data connection enabled in order to connect, it will NOT start connecting for you

    Changes
    Latest version: 0.5
    -Bug fixes
    -The app now supports auto updating
    -Public server support
    -Some UI fixes and improvements
    Upcoming Features
    1. Ability to send pictures/etc
    2. Advanced options
    3. Better looking UI
    4. Smoother animations

    Download Shake2Send HERE

    Download Shake2send Server HERE (if you want to host a Server)

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    Infinity Ui for Windows Mobile offers Great Customizations

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    The video currently only works after clicking on the "HQ" button
    There are still some important things missing (e.g. contact list, messaging, etc.). Here is a small todo list of what we're planning to do next:
    - Customizable lock screen
    - Contact list
    - Messaging
    - Release of the Widget SDK (which helps you to simply create own widgets!)
    - Create more widgets
    - Online addin to browse and download widgets/themes/wallpapers
    - Lots of options to configure your Infinity
    What's already done:
    - A basic lock screen
    - Two widgets, a digital clock and one to place shortcuts on the desktops
    - A customizable start menu
    - A notification manager (click on the taskbar)
    - own taskbar
    GET Infinity UI HERE
     

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    January 1, 2010
    Guide to install CAB files on Pocket PC

    How to install CAB files on Pocket PC?
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    First of all you need to find and download the program you want to install. I will use an application called PDAStatus, which shows the status of your device on today screen. When the download process is complete you need to copy the CAB file and paste it somewhere on your device, I personally recommend to do this at the Storage Card. Note that some applications are zipped so you need to unarchive them to have the CAB file. Now you need to open pocket pc's File Explorer, located into the Programs. Browse the storage card or the location you used to copy the CAB. When you select and run it, a windows will appear, which asks you to Choose a location to install the program. It can be your Device or the Storage Card, so select your choice and click below on Install. The process after that is fully automated and after the installation is complete it will show you confirmation screen.
    This is all you need to do to install CAB files to your Windows Mobile Pocket PC device.

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    HTC HD2 to get Windows Mobile 7 Upgrade

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    HTC Russia claims that the HD2 will be the only HTC phone to get an upgrade to WinMobile 7. All other phones will remain on Windows 6.5 including Diamond 2.

    HTC HD2 Complete Specs & Review HERE

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    December 30, 2009
    Tekken 3 Playable On HTC HD2 Now | FPSECE | Games List | Video

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    The 0.10 is the newest version of the "First PlayStation Emulator for windows CE"
    For playing your PlayStation games on your Windows mobile or Windows CE based device on the hardware side you need enough free space on your storage card, a fast CPU, and enough memory on your device.
    This Playstation emulator was also recently upgraded to support multi-touch on the HD2, and also to support bluetooth controllers, amongst many other features.
    Download the FPSECE HERE
    FPSECE Supports Following Games List HERE


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    HTC Sense Ui Now Supports Landscape Menu

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    HTC also has continued to evolve its custom OS skin. We're all used to TouchFLO and TouchFLO3D on Windows Mobile. Android now has the Sense UI, and it's coming to WinMo on the HTC HD2. Above, a presentation from HTC that shows Sense in great detail, and hopefully what we can expect on more Windows phones in the future.
    We know this because a new build of Sense 2.5 (1922) officially supports landscape now.  Of course the excitement has lead to it being cooked into some GSM ROMs and it looks to be making its way to CDMA Touch Pro 2's in the next 24-48hrs.
    Is HTC doing this for an eventual HD2 with a slider keyboard.  We'll Go with the latter for now as this seems like an obvious progression of the TouchFLO/Sense paradigm.


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    Windows Mobiles to Get Xbox Live Enabled Games

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    Integrating Xbox LIVE into Windows Mobile has been around since Steve Ballmer’s CES 2009 keynote where he and his associates showed off Windows 7, Windows Mobile and the new Xbox Experience and promised that “Microsoft will connect your entertainment experience.” Recently, Microsoft is seeking a Principle Program Manager to “bring Xbox LIVE enabled games to Windows Mobile” and is someone who “will focus specifically on what makes gaming experiences “LIVE Enabled” through aspects such as avatar integration, social interactions, and multi-screen experiences”. Xbox LIVE integration may be the ace up Microsoft’s sleeve and may help bolster Windows Mobile’s position as a consumer oriented device.
    The below Statement From Microsoft Confirms the buzz:

    Principal Program Manager - LIVE Engagement Job

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    Date: Dec 23, 2009
    Location: Redmond, WA, US
    Principal Program Manager - LIVE Engagement
    Job Category: Software Engineering: Program Management
    Location: United States, WA, Redmond
    Job ID: 709973
    Product: Xbox Live
    Division: Entertainment & Devices Division
    Xbox LIVE involves a lot more than building software. It's about changing the way people have fun, interact and live. Help us create and deliver the most advanced online entertainment service on the planet. At Xbox LIVE, we're accelerating the trend towards connected, social interactive entertainment by designing incredibly rich, multi-platform game and community experiences. We're connecting players via the LIVE services on new devices beyond the console. We need a Principle Program Manager who can help drive the platform and bring Xbox LIVE enabled games to Windows Mobile. This person will focus specifically on what makes gaming experiences "LIVE Enabled" through aspects such as avatar integration, social interactions, and multi-screen experiences.
    Qualifications:
    Demonstrated understanding of information architecture, interaction & interface design, and information design.
    Proven program management effectiveness demonstrating the ability to develop, specify and deliver high quality user experiences
    Being an electronic gamer is required.
    User centered design process background with proven skills in system integration including design, brand, hardware, software, and manufacturing
    Experience shipping innovative and complex products within deadlines; having shipped consumer-targeted, commercial products with end-to-end involvement is required. Experience shipping entertainment-centric products is a definite plus.
    Experience working closely with third parties
    A desire to create synergy and energy from diverse skills, viewpoints, and backgrounds. An ability to coordinate and drive consensus across groups & divisions
    Must possess very strong communication, negotiation and presentation skills and have the ability to build team consensus around innovative, end-to-end design solutions
    Ability to react to trade-offs driven by business, technical, resource constraints and dependencies.
    A bachelors degree, post graduate degree in relevant field preferred
    Experience in human factors/usability, interaction design, product design or related field or equivalent experience.
    Eight years professional industry experience
    Nearest Major Market: Seattle
    Nearest Secondary Market: Bellevue
    Job Segments: Management, Manager
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