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Tag Archives: GestureRecognizer

Code - Friday, October 2. 2009 - 0 Comments

How to use the MSDN managed code gesture wrapper in a Windows Mobile 6.5 device project

About the author, Alexander Viken
Working as Chief Mobility Consultant at Creuna Norway. I received MSFT MVP for Device Application Development in June 2010 and are interested in mobility trends, the market, technology, software development for Windows Phone, iOS and Android mostly, but not exclusively. Scrum master that fights to keep it lean.

I like very much testing new things, hardware and software. If you have a product you think would be interesting to my readers and would like me to test and share my opinion about it please, use the contact page or twitter to get in touch with me.

I am almost always available for questions and comments on twitter as @AlexanderViken

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