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If you ever wanted to see the traffic back and forth to your phone, this post will show you how. This is a must know trick, if you’re a mobile developer, and is something I use on a very regular basis. Abstract: Open Fiddler, which listens on port 8888. Then change your phone wifi connection,
Text While Driving? You know you do it — sucka …. and you shouldn’t. Keep your phone in your trunk, and do all your communication hands free. Using the Windows Phone Voice to Text techniques, you’ll be able to easily safely message without ever taking your hands off the wheel. This also works great
A few days ago, I wrote about the Windows Phone 8 Facebook application being broken. Last night, I rec’d an update from the Marketplace, and my (or my Wife’s) main concern was the Events page wouldn’t show any information about the event. Here is a link to The Verge, which has many more details on
Using rules+folders in gmail or Exchange? By default your email is only showing you the “INBOX” of your email. Mail in other folders is, well, not in your inbox. This video shows you how to pin an email folder to your home screen.
Did you know with Windows Phone 8, you can change the text size? Out of the box, that phone shows some pretty small fonts, even on a larger screen like my Nokia 920. And if you’re using an even smaller phone, the font is just that much smaller. Settings > Ease of Access > Font
If you’re like me, you connect with the same people on a very regular basis. Email, Twitter, Facebook, and phone calls seem to circulate around the small group of people you’re commonly in contact with. With this information, I found a way using GROUPS in Windows Phone 8, that let’s me quickly and e
It’s hard to fault a mobile OS for a client app, unless the client app is the most popular application you use. I recently brought home a Windows Phone 8, Lumia 920 for my wife. And she was more than willing to give it a try. Her current iPhone 4S was failing her, being slow,
Last year, several community leaders held a Windows Phone Unleashed event. This year we hosted it again with @DanWahlin taking the presentation lead (and speaker manager role) while I stayed behind and ran logistics. Last year we focused on Applications, where this event focused on XNA Games. we had
