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Writing Your own GPS application for Windows Mobile using .NET C# OR Visual C++

Hello Friends / Folks,

I am excited to tell you that i am going to bring you one of the most interesting article on my own Blog which is None other than "Writing Your own GPS application for Windows Mobile using .NET C#".
Watch out this space for more information and do let me know if people have any concerns towards the language. Basically i am giving two options w.r.t language .. i can have sample application written in Visual C++ (Native code) OR .NET C# (Managed code). If i get any request from people then i shall go ahead and implement based on the readers request otherwise it is going to be .NET C# by default.

Please do send me request by 11th Aug 2008.

One more exciting thing is, i am planning to come up with "One exciting app with source per week" Program. I shall let you details very soon ......... keep watching this space for more information.

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