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Mobile Environment Testing: It’s Not Just About Checking Your Code

Test end-to-end service assurance from your transport network to your applications. For IT decision-makers supporting their mobile workforce, understanding the benefits and complexities of the technologies used by their chosen service providers or mobile
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Alyson Behr
tags: home mobile mobile applications mobility
Jul 29 2010 08:54 AM
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Clear 4G+ CMU-300 and Clear Spot WIFI Hotspot Review

Last summer I started looking at 4G devices when Windows 7 released.  However, at that time the software and drivers weren’t stable so my experience wasn’t very good.  That has all changed now. Both Sprint and Clear have solid 4G offerings on
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Keith Combs
tags: mobility networking hardware cell phones
Mar 21 2010 07:14 AM
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Ordered my first slate device today

It’s a lot more expensive that I would like, but I ordered the Apple iPad this morning.  I decided against the 3G model for a couple of reasons.  First, 3G is so yesterday.  4G is the new 3G.  So I’ll use WIFI for the iPad.  When
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Keith Combs
tags: mobility networking hardware apple
Mar 12 2010 10:14 PM
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DFW IT Pro User Group meeting is this week – Clear 4G Info and Promo

Quinn Devery posted the following information about the meeting that happens this Thursday evening. “We’re really excited about the upcoming event sponsored by Clear. They will be doing product demos onsite at Microsoft and they’re going to run a promo
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Keith Combs
tags: mobility networking cell phones laptop stuff
Mar 02 2010 12:11 AM
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4G is here. What are you waiting for?

Last week I had the pleasure of testing 4G cell phone speeds for the first time.  I must say it’s pretty impressive and just like the start of the internet, it’s only a glimpse of the future.  I say that because I still remember making the jump
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Keith Combs
tags: mobility networking hardware cell phones
Feb 24 2010 10:46 AM
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Going Places: Gesture Magic

Windows Mobile 6.5 is the first version of the OS to expose gesture support to developers. Marcus Perryman explains how five touch screen gestures are handled, detailing message routing, the physics engine and some handy tips and tricks.Marcus
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MSDN Magazine
tags: mobility windows (all versions)
Feb 03 2010 12:30 PM
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Going Places: Enhancing Windows Touch Applications for Mobile Users

This article describes how to use the Windows Touch API and related APIs to enhance mobile application. The discussion focuses on general usability, object selection and implementing a natural user interface.Gus ClassMSDN Magazine December 2009
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MSDN Magazine
tags: mobility
Nov 05 2009 07:36 AM