Windows mobile app development
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Windows mobile development
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Since you need not invest in the development of native infrastructure for iOS, Android, and Windows separately and no hiring separate team of native app developers with big pay scales, Xamarin is an obvious winner at cost efficiencies. Cross-platform native development Since its introduction the PocketPC operating system has seen fiverevisions and has been based on three different versions of the Windows CE operatingsystem. Both PocketPC 2000 and PocketPC 2002 were based on Windows CE3.0. Windows Mobile 2003 and Windows Mobile 2003 2nd Edition were basedon Windows CE 4.2. The latest OS Windows Mobile 5 is based on WindowsCE 5.0.
Windows mobile application development
Collecting in-app feedback on mobile Windows application development Services by Technource There are currently two choices for producing mobile software using a Windows operating system: XP using ActiveSync and Vista using a new interface built upon ActiveSync technology called the Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC).