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Tucked away on page 192 of the UI Design and Interaction Guide for Windows Phone 7 (the Wolf Bytes blog noticed so,e good advice by Microsoft on the tone and language Microsoft uses in Windows Phone 7 and also wants Windows phone 7 developers to use in their own applications: Many users consider text displayed on computers to be another language called computerese, a jargon-filled, soulless, completely impenetrable foreign language that torments them by hindering their ability to complete

1)Have you developed Apps for any other platforms before?If Yes What are they?

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An Interview with WP7 Developer Steven from Withey Technologies

Having that Windows Phone 7 feel while you wait seems to have become important to some, and if that is you, this new lock screen is what you want. Created by Jaxbot (maker of the WP7 Homescreen ), he just recently released his own WP7 like lock screen that brings that peek view that makes WP7 special, to your WVGA device. The lock screen shows your SMS, phone, date, time, and even your great (user decided) wallpaper.

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WP7 Lock Screen Now Ported (sort of) To WM6.5

Having a way to tell the speed when you’re maxing out on the highway (car below) is crucial to a road racer like myself, and so this new app is made just for me. Released under the name of Amigalarm, this application uses the built in GPS of any Windows Phone 6 device to determine your speed. This speed is then displayed in this great looking application that even changes the color of the needle depending on your speed

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New GPS Speedometer… Looks Pretty Cool and More

Earlier we posted photos and hands on video of Telstra’s windows phone 7 application Telstra One. Now there is an interview with developers of that very attractive application. Of note is that the application, which is pretty polished, took only a few weeks to go from prototype to ready to release, but also interestingly the developers appear to have an active roadmap to make the app even better, something which cant be said often of carrier software

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Telstra One Developer Interviewed

Many people have asked about twitter integration in WP7 as it is built around other social services like facebook and Windows Live.

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First Twitter Client for Windows Phone 7

Recently at TechEd Australia Microsoft showcased its Windows Phone 7 along with some local apps developed on their platform.The one which was most interesting was Telstra’s own Application.We posted some pictures of it in previous posts.Here is the Hands-on video by techaudottv at Youtube.This Application is one of the examples of much lauded Panaromic UI which is very unique to WP7.

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Telstra One App on WP7 HandsOn

Namco Bandai is bringing their Tekken series to a variety of mobile platforms, including Windows Mobile. Players can choose between the Iron Fist Tournament with the Arcade Mode or fight through various stages of a Story Mode. Tekken Resolute also has a Tekken Force Mode where you battle multiple enemies.

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Tekken Resolute coming to Windows Mobile

The default Windows Mobile app store has previously received many disappointing comments (including from me), but thankfully Freewarepocketpc.net has a solution. The largest provider of Windows Mobile freeware applications and games not so recently (quite some time ago) released their app store. This app store is one that does not follow the rules set by MS.

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Omarket!- The Best Windows Mobile Market

I have been told that back in the day, you could go into a store and buy your furniture fully assembled! Fast forward to the present time, where most of our furniture comes in a box, with a usually confusing set of assembly instructions. This, more than often, takes 3 times the duration promised to accomplish and at least twice the effort. If you are like me, for some strange reason (“cough”…not reading the instructions first) I end up with a few “extra parts” at the conclusion of the process.