The 11 AM PDT webcast, partly intended as a preview of content to be offered at the company's Jun. TechEd conference, is the first of a five-part, "Level 200" series, "Developing Applications for Windows Mobile Devices." It will be presented by Windows Embedded evangelist Maarten Struys, a technical manager at PTS Software in the Netherlands, and Constanze Roman, a community program manager with Microsoft's Windows Mobile team.

Struys speaks regularly at Microsoft conferences, according to the company, and is also a freelance journalist who maintains a .NET for Devices website. The site includes a blog, a weekly column, and articles on Windows CE and .NET topics.

Struys wrote in his blog about tomorrow's webcast that it is a "perfect preparation for TechEd, but if you are not attending there is more than enough to take away." A live demonstration of creating applications for Windows Mobile 6 devices using C# and Microsoft Visual Basic .NET will be provided, he added.

Further information

A list of technical tracks and sessions planned for developers at TechEd is available on the Microsoft website, here. Martin Struys' website can be found here. Finally, to register for tomorrow's webcast, go here.

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