Hard Work, Persistence and Passion . . . .
… will only get you so far ….
Windows RT first Impressions So prior to using it I kind of had a mind set that Windows RT was going to feel like using Windows CE’s big brother (which technically maybe you could argue it is) but in practice what I have found so far is that the experience is EXACTLY the same as... Continue Reading →
So early days but so far the signs are that I am not getting my Apps into the hands of the users as effectively as I would like. How so? Check out some of the metrics available from Microsoft for your apps: First the good news: when I manage to get this App into the... Continue Reading →
The following core Windows Apps have all been updated for the release and will appear as updates to the Windows Store: (Click to enlarge) Needless to say if you have bought a Surface device (or any other Windows 8 device) you should install all these updates before you go any further.
How does the newly announced Surface RT compare to its bigger brother coming in January 2013? CLICK TO ENLARGE Update: For a more in depth analysis of specs and a comparison with the iPad check out Jeremy Likeess’ Blog
I have been unable to submit an App into the Windows 8 store for the last four days. I get the following message: Is anyone else experiencing this? (I have tried multiple times at several times during each day with the same result) UPDATE Perseverance: I managed to get a new name registered at 4am... Continue Reading →
Specification and pricing for the Surface device: (Click to enlarge) (Click to enlarge) (Click to enlarge) Order Now http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msuk/en_GB/pdp/productID.257929400
As much for my own benefit as anyone else's here are the icons that all exist within the “Segio UI Symbol” Font referenced in the Standard Styles XAML fragment of every new project. (They should form the basis for any icon appearing in the Application Bar) NB Click on the images to enlarge. Fragment showing... Continue Reading →
Hard Work, Persistence and Passion . . . . 