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OMA Device Management (OMA-DM), based on a dialect of XML called SyncML, can be used to provision and manage mobile devices in an enterprise scenario. We'll show you how.Ramon ArjonaMSDN Magazine February 2009

The System.Windows.Shapes namespace is Charles Petzold's namespace of choice for rendering two-dimensional vector graphics in WPF. Here he explains why.Charles PetzoldMSDN Magazine March 2008

This article covers three core changes to networking support in Visual Studio 2008 and the upcoming release of the .NET Framework.Mariya Atanasova, Larry Cleeton, Mike Flasko, and Amit PakaMSDN Magazine September 2007

Jeff Richter uses the AsyncResult class to implement the CLR's Asynchronous Programming Model to perform hardware device operations asynchronously.Jeffrey RichterMSDN Magazine June 2007

If you were to build a new communications protocol from scratch, how would you address security? Here the authors take a look at that question and generate some valuable insights into secure protocols.Mark Novak and Andrew RothsMSDN Magazine September 2006

End users today expect a level of interconnectivity between applications that was unheard of a mere five years ago. Many applications periodically determine if a new version is available and, if so, offer to download and install it. Scott MitchellMSDN Magazine July 2006

UDP, the lesser-known sibling of TCP, is used for DNS resolution, SNMP network status, Kerberos security, digital media streaming, VoIP, and lots more. Learn how to put UDP to work for you.Yaniv PessachMSDN Magazine February 2006

Paul DiLasciaMSDN Magazine April 2004

If you've built Web sites using ASP.NET, you'll welcome the Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit (MMIT). MMIT extends the Visual Studio .NET IDE you already know by providing new controls for handheld devices letting you easily develop applications for wireless devices. This means you can write less code while adapting it to more devices. Not only does MMIT integrate with Visual Studio .NET, it extends ASP.NET as well. This article gives you the background you need to write, test, and deploy a site with MMIT and make all your code able to target specific devices for a custom fit.Paul Yao and David DurantMSDN Magazine November 2002

Edited by Nancy MichellMSDN Magazine November 2002