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Digging into WE-DIG
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Have you attended a local user group meeting lately? Have you been planning to go to a meeting, but could never find the time to attend? Maybe you just have no idea as to what goes on at a user group meeting? Here is the inside scoop on what went on at a recent WE-DIG meeting in Redmond, Washington.
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Have you heard of the .Net Micro Framework?
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The tiny CLR that powers the likes of SPOT watches may be making its way into other platforms as well. The DotNetCPU never seemed to get off the ground but this cool technology looks like it is going to get reborn as the .Net Micro Framework and it saw the light of day in the MEDC 2006 Summobot competition. Mobidogs has added a new section to the site to start tracking all of the interesting links and information.
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Microsoft's About .Net Micro Framework page
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Sign up to receive more information from Microsoft about the >net Micro Framework and maybe explore some new business opportunities.
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Do You Have a Shot at SumoBot at MEDC?
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Do you know what a Sumobot is? If you plan on attending the big event of the year for Windows Mobile, CE and Windows Embedded developers, you have a chance to be the Sumobot Champ of MEDC. Based on last years competition there are things that you may want to put some thought into before arriving at the conference in Las Vegas this year.
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SPOT RFP
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Are you interested in being one of the first developers to work on a Microsoft Smart Watch application and get paid as much as $10,000 to do so? Check out the Smart Watch Request For Proposal and get your ideas submitted by September 27 October 11, 2004. Your entry might be chosen as one, of as many as ten, proposals where Microsoft will hire you to build the application for distribution to Smart Watch users. Participation is limited to developers from US and Canada.
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