He is also expected to preview Caravel, a product that has not previously been discussed publicly. Caravel is Microsoft's next generation mapping and navigation application for Windows Mobile.
Also on the agenda is an introduction to Microsoft's
Smart Personal Objects Technology (SPOT). Donald Thompson, a Microsoft architect, will provide insights into the SPOT system design and software implementation. For a preview of Thompson's presentation, read
this article at .NET Developer's Journal. Mark Philips of
A Dot Corporation will be showing his company's SPOT development kit.
The WE-DIG Seattle meeting will be held in the Quinalt Room, Building 34 on the Microsoft Redmond Campus starting at 6:30 pm on Wednesday, Dec. 1.
Visit WE-DIG's website,
here.
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