Silverlight 1.0 for Windows Mobile gets official
Your Windows Mobile multimedia experience just got a little bit richer. Microsoft has just announced that the much hailed Silverlight 1.0 rich internet development platform will be available for developers beginning Q2 of this year. This should give Windows Mobile developers access to the Silverlight platform around the same time that Nokia has pledged to make it available for S60 devices. Browser plugin competition anyone? Unfortunately, this initial release will only support Silverlight 1.0, though Silverlight 2.0 has already been released for desktop browsers. We’ll take what we can get, however, and hope that this opens a new world of rich media content to the stodgy Windows Mobile environment.
Isn’t WinMob laggy enough without adding another cpu-hogging layer on top?
Yes, please, everybody get in the act…lets all bash WinMo!!!! Then we can go off and say how apple’s DUMBPHONE is better when it’s not a real smartphone!!! YAY!!! COME ON, LETS GET ON THE BANDWAGON!!!!!!!!!
Being so defensive really makes you look desperate.
uhhh….whats a dumbphone and smartphone? I like to eat my own poop……..