Windows Phone Thoughts: 2004 MVP Summit Wrapup

We have had a number of posts in various threads asking for details in what was discussed at the 2004 MVP Summit last week, and well, we are going to spill the beans!

First, we saw several {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} and one {bleep} {bleep}. They were all running Windows Mobile {bleep} for {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} and had at least {bleep} {bleep} of RAM. The {bleep} {bleep} was perfect! I was totally amazed at the {bleep} {bleep} and {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} implementation. I was able to {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} network {bleep} {bleep}, {bleep} {bleep}, {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep}, and {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep}.


Figure 1: {bleep} {bleep} {bleep}, {bleep} {bleep} and a{bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep}, all from {bleep} {bleep}.

Next, we got to talk to the development teams. We discussed {bleep} {bleep} and {bleep} plus a laundry list of new features, which include, but are not limited to:

• {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep}
• {bleep} {bleep} {bleep}
• {bleep} {bleep}
• {bleep} {bleep} {bleep}
• {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep}
• {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep}
• {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep}
• {bleep} {bleep} {bleep}
• {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep}
• {bleep} {bleep}
• {bleep} {bleep} {bleep}

I think you can see by the list above, {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} and {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} {bleep} are worth waiting for.

Be honest. You knew the whole thing was NDA, right? ;-)