Smartphones and tablets are, without any doubt, the kings of the consumer market. Traditional computers won’t go away any time soon, especially in the business world, but in many scenarios mobile devices have replaced the old “mouse and keyboard” approach with a more modern and intuitive one, based on touch and natural interfaces. For sure, the iPhone by Apple was the product that forced all the other companies to rethink the mobile experience: first, with a new phone concept, and second, with the idea of applications and app stores. Windows Phone, however, has become an important player in the market, and we recently had the opportunity to collaborate with Syncfusion to offer you one of their popular eBooks, Windows Phone 8 Succinctly, as a Learning Guide.
Windows Phone 8 Succinctly: Introduction
Windows Phone 8 Succinctly: The User Interface
Windows Phone 8 Succinctly: Core Concepts
Windows Phone 8 Succinctly: Data Access—Storage
Windows Phone 8 Succinctly: Data Access—Network
Windows Phone 8 Succinctly: Integrating With the Hardware
Windows Phone 8 Succinctly: Integrating With the Operating System
Windows Phone 8 Succinctly: Multimedia Applications
Windows Phone 8 Succinctly: Tiles, Notifications, and Multitasking
Windows Phone 8 Succinctly: Localization, Windows Phone Store & In-App Purchases
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