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Thursday, December 18, 2003

Microsoft Mobile Developer Conference 2004

Posted by Robert Levy in "EVENT" @ 05:58 PM

http://www.microsoftmdc.com

I'm pleased to announce that the details on Microsoft's Mobile Developer are now on the web at MicrosoftMDC.com. Last year's MDC in New Orleans was great and considering all the massive changes announced at the PDC a couple months ago, I have a feeling that the content at this MDC is going to be really important for developers interested in leveraging the features and tools of next generation Smartphones and Pocket PCs.

What: 80+ technical sessions, hands-on labs, exhibits and networking events.
Where: Moscone West, San Francisco, CA. Together with VSLive!
When: March 23 - 27, 2004

Microsoft Mobile DevCon is the premier developer event for building and bringing to market mobile applications, content and services for the Windows Mobile and Windows platforms. This a must attend event for developers seeking knowledge about the latest platform advances for mobile technologies, including Windows Mobile-based Pocket PCs and Smartphones, .NET Compact Framework, SQL Server CE, ASP.NET, and MapPoint Location Server and other mobile technologies.

If you register before the end of January, the price is $995. After that, it will be $1,295. This conference is being co-located with the popular VSLive! so for an extra fee you can get access to those sessions as well. What's cool about this co-location strategy is that traditional web and desktop developers attending VSLive! are likely to get lured in to the much more exciting world of mobile devices. 8) As for the keynote, the website doesn't say this explicitly but a Microsoft source has told us that Bill Gates himself will be there to address the crowd and assert that Microsoft is serious about mobility.
Pre-conference Workshop
March 23, 2004

Conference Sessions
March 24-26, 2004

Post-conference Workshop
March 27, 2004

FREE TO ATTENDEES
Each conference attendee will receive:
  • Conference DVD with session recordings and PowerPoint slides
  • Microsoft Mobile Development Resource Kit
  • First access to beta versions of Visual Studio "Whidbey" featuring device development (when available)
  • Special offers on Windows Mobile-based devices

Learn about future platforms and devices.
At the Professional Developers Conference 2003, Microsoft announced a broad set of new development technologies, including the next generations of Visual Studio, code-named "Whidbey"; SQL Server, code-name "Yukon", and Windows, code-named "Longhorn". The Microsoft Mobile DevCon provides developers with the opportunity to learn first-hand about the latest advances in these key technologies to help build mobile applications.

The Microsoft Mobile DevCon will host more than 80 sessions and hands-on labs covering the following technologies and more:
Device and PC Platform Futures
  • Future generation Windows MobileTM - based Pocket PCs
  • Future generation Windows MobileTM - based Smartphones
  • Windows "Longhorn" for Tablet PCs and Laptops
  • Windows CE.NET
.NET Technologies
  • .NET Compact Framework "Whidbey" Release
  • ASP.NET "Whidbey" Mobile Web Application Development
  • MapPoint Web Service
  • Mobile Web Services
Server Technologies
  • SQL Server Mobile Edition "Laguna" (next version of SQL Server CE)
  • MapPoint Location Server
  • Windows Media Services/Player
  • Exchange Server 2003
Development Tools
  • Visual Studio.NET "Whidbey"
  • eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0


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