I did say that I’d take a look through the HTC Applications again, and this time release them. I’ve actually had more success with these than I did the first time around anyway. Most of the device-specific libraries HTC use seem to be pretty friendly to other phones as well, so almost all the applications work bug free. Continue reading
After the LG OEM Applications were posted on XDA a few days ago (thanks to fb401), I decided to see which one worked on my Omnia 7 with a little persuasion. Here’s my findings, with download links where appropiate. I’ll probably repeat this process for HTC Applications soon as well. Continue reading
t wasn’t long ago that ChevronWP7 was released, finally enabling everyone to take advantage of the Windows Phone 7 platform by running homebrew applications on it. Rafael Rivera said we could expect an update where the standard limit of 10 would be removed, though this sadly was not to be. After discussions, ChevronWP7 was discontinued, in favour of a homegrown homebrew solution from Microsoft. Continue reading
It’s a bit of a hassle to have to reflect the code as and when you want to use it in your code, so adding it to the files with the Windows Phone 7 SDK allows you to reference it just like any other included library. Continue reading