The document provides an overview of Windows Phone, including: 1. A brief history of Windows Mobile and the evolution of Windows Phone. 2. An introduction to Windows Phone, how it differs from other smartphones, and its Metro Style interface. 3. Information on getting started with Windows Phone such as hardware/software requirements, orientation, resolutions, and the architecture and lifecycle of Windows Phone applications. 4. Descriptions of key Windows Phone UI controls like the Application Bar, Panorama, and Pivot as well as launchers and choosers. 5. An overview of top Windows Phone 8 features including tile templates, the lock screen, voice commands, the Wallet, and NFC

1. Windows Phone
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2. History about Windows
Mobile.
Market share for Windows
Phone.
What is Windows Phone?
Get Started with Windows
Phone.
Hello Windows Phone 8.
What we are
going to discuss
about for next
one hour?

3. History about Windows Mobile.- Pocket PC
Pocket PC 2000 Pocket PC 2002 Pocket PC 2003

4. History about Windows Mobile. – Windows Mobile
Windows Mobile
5.0
Windows Mobile
6.0
Windows Mobile
6.1
Windows Mobile
6.5

5. What is Windows Phone?
What do you think about Windows
Phone?
How does Windows Phone differ from
other Smart Phones?
What is Metro Style?

6. Market share for Windows Phone.

7. Market share for Windows Phone.

8. Market share for Windows Phone.

9. Get Started with Windows Phone.
Minimum Software & Hardware Requirements
Software/Hardware Windows Phone 7.5 Windows Phone 8
Operating System Windows 7 Windows 8
Development tool Visual Studio 2010 Visual Studio 2012
SDK & other tools. Windows Phone 7.5 Windows Phone 8
RAM 4GB 4GB
Graphics Card DirectX 10 or later
graphics card with a
WDDM 1.1 or later driver
As per Windows 8
operating system
required.
SDK Link : https://dev.windowsphone.com/

10. Get Started with Windows Phone. – 2 Orientation in Windows Phone
Portrait
Landscape

11. Get Started with Windows Phone. – 3 Resolutions in Windows Phone

12. Get Started with Windows Phone.
Architecture of Windows Phone Operating System.
Life Cycle of Windows Phone Application.
3 important UI Controls.
Launchers & Choosers.
Walkthrough on top 5 Windows Phone 8 features.

13. Get Started with Windows Phone. Windows Phone OS Architecture

14. Get Started with Windows Phone - Windows Phone Application Life Cycle
Dormant
state
Tombsto
ne state
Running
state
Launching
Activating
De-
activating
Closing

15. Get Started with Windows Phone - Windows Phone UI Controls
 Application Bar
 Panorama
 Pivot

16. Get Started with Windows Phone – Application Bar
Application Icon
Application Bar
Application Menu Item

17. Get Started with Windows Phone - Panorama Page

18. Get Started with Windows Phone – Pivot Page

19. Get Started with Windows Phone – Launchers & Choosers
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/ff769550(v=vs.105).aspx
 Bing Map Task.
 Bing Map Direction Task.
 Email Compose Task.
 SMS Compose Task.
 Web Browser Task.
 Share Status Task.
 Share media Task.
 Share Link Task.
 Search Task.
 Market Place Review Task.
 Market Place Detail Task.
 Market Place Search Task.
 Phone Call Task.
 Media Player Launcher Task
 Address Chooser Task.
 Photo Chooser Task.
 Phone Number Chooser Task.
 Email Address Chooser Task.
 Save Ring Tone Task.
 Save Contact Task.
 Save Email Task.
 Save Phone Number Task.

20. Get Started with Windows Phone – Windows Phone 8 top 5 Features
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/ff769550(v=vs.105).aspx
 Tile Templates & Tile Sizes
 Lock Screen on Windows Phone 8.
 Voice Command Definition.
 Wallet.
 NFC.

21. Get Started with Windows Phone – Tile Templates & Tile Sizes

22. Get Started with Windows Phone – Lock Screen on Windows Phone 8.

23. Get Started with Windows Phone – VCD on Windows Phone 8.
Do you know?
Windows Phone can
also respond to your
voice command.

24. Get Started with Windows Phone – Wallet on Windows Phone 8.

25. Get Started with Windows Phone – NFC on Windows Phone 8.
Do you know?
Windows Phone &
Windows 8 devices can
communicate each
other by just tapping
each other using NFC.

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