Requirements for Windows Mobile 6.0 and 6.1 marketplace submissions published
The requirements for programs targetting Windows Mobile 6.0 and 6.1 have been published on the Windows Mobile developer site (http://developer.windowsmobile.com). For the uninitiated up until now all discussion about the Windows Mobile marketplace has targetted Windows Mobile 6.5 only. It was only recently that it was announced that Windows Mobile 6.0 and 6.1 would have access to the WM Marketplace. From the announcement that Steve Bell (Microsoft Senior Product Manager) posted:
Great news. The second version of the Application Submission Requirements for Windows® Marketplace for Mobile, version 1.1, is now live at – https://developer.windowsmobile.com/resources/en-US/Application%20Submission%20Guidelines.pdf
The document details the requirements Windows Mobile 6.0, 6.1, 6.5 applications and Widgets need to meet in order to pass certification. Only applications that pass certification will be listed in the Windows Marketplace. The main difference between this document and version 1.0 are the references to test cases applying to Windows Mobile 6.0 and 6.1.
The requirements document is also the primary resource to use in your application development and test cycles to help ensure your applications will pass Windows Marketplace certification testing quicker and with less resource investment. Now is the perfect time to review the requirements to get your Windows Mobile 6.0, 6.1, 6.5 applications and Widgets ready for Windows Marketplace submission beginning July 27, 2009.
Thanks.
– Steve
i imagine it was a bit rushed, and neglected some features that not many people speak about. Everybody knows that almost all new smartphones have internet, so why show that basic perform at its bear minimum. Scroll up scroll down zoom in zoom out. Really? which new phone doesnt try this? How bout discuss how the text rearranges itsself. Additionally the texting, very poor review. Why didnt you mention you should utilize the mic and textual content along with your voice? Omitted ALOT of different extra vital features