We’re flying developers from around the world to join us at Mobile World Congress next week. Will you be there?
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Nokia Imaging SDK custom effects allow developers create whole new “classes” of image processing filters and tools. Community members Rob Kachmar and Engin Kırmacı have started to build a library cool Custom Effects.
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The Featured Discussion Board Post this week is Switching from Trial/Paid-Version to In-App Purchases, started by madridistalex. madridistalex is currently using the Trial/Buy model to sell his app, but wants to migrate his app to use the…
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This week’s featured article in Windows Phone category is How to set WebBrowser control viewport dimensions on Windows Phone by leemcpherson. This article describes how to set the WebBrowser control’s viewport to match the device resolution using the GDR3…
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This week’s featured article in the Nokia Asha category is Porting the Rate My App component to the Asha software platform by jappit. Originally developed for Windows Phone, “Rate My App” is a software component which prompts users…
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We’re flying award-winning developers from APAC to join us at Mobile World Congress. Will you be there?
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We’re flying award-winning developers from around the world to join us at Mobile World Congress. Will you be there?
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A colleague asked me today why on side-loading an example application for testing all the data previously saved in application’s isolated storage was lost. Is that normal? And if so, how can one still test use cases such as application…
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We have updated the Asha design guidelines (minor edits to texts and graphics) and added some new material! The Nokia Asha icon toolkit now includes templates for list and Category bar icons. An all-new piece of the offering…
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When it comes to installing the Nokia Imaging SDK to your Windows Phone 8 projects, the easiest way is to use NuGet. Until today, you still had to complete the installation by manually editing your project file (.csproj), but thanks to…
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