MSDN Webcast: Unit Testing for Mobile Devices

Constanze Roman and Maarten Struys are delivering a web cast for developers today which covers the subject of Unit Testing within Visual Studio 2008.

If you are a developer then this webcast could be very useful.  You can sign up to the webcast HERE it starts at 10am Pacific Time (GMT-8)

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• Anonymous
  July 22, 2008
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• Anonymous
  July 23, 2008
  Thanks a lot Microsoft... http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/binkdotnu/~3/343409112/windows-live-messenger-now-available-on-blackberry.aspx One can download MS' Live Messenger for EVERY PHONE except for Windows Mobile ones! Talk about shooting yourself in the foot.

• Anonymous
  July 23, 2008
  MSDN Webcast: Unit Testing for Mobile DevicesUnit testing is now available for mobile device developers...

• Anonymous
  July 26, 2008
  Jacek - most Windows Mobile devices come with Messenger installed on the devices - those operators that don't allow Messenger on Windows Mobile are probably the same operators that would block access from any other device so providing it as a download is only the first part of the end to end solution. This is explained in the download of the RIM client too. In order to use Windows Live Messenger for BlackBerry Smartphones on your Handheld Product to send and receive messages through the Windows Live Messenger Service: (i) you must have a current, active account to the Windows Live Messenger Service (referred to as a Microsoft Passport account), which account will be governed by the terms and conditions you agreed to when establishing your Windows Live Messenger Service account; and (ii) your airtime service provider must permit you to access Windows Live Messenger Service through your Handheld Product.