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<title>Consuming XML Web Services in iPhone Applications</title>
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<title>iPhone Programming: Displaying Data with the Table View</title>
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<description>Knowing where a device is opens the door to all kinds of innovative applications&#8212;and the iPhone's Core Location framework makes discovering location simple.</description>
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<title>Get Internet Connectivity for Your .NET Mobile Device Emulators</title>
<description>To get Internet connectivity on your .NET mobile device emulators, you'll need to install some additional code.</description>
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<title>Using JavaFX Mobile to Combat Device UI Fragmentation</title>
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<author>Wei-Meng Lee</author>
<pubDate>Wed, 11 Mar 2009 18:16:41 PST</pubDate>
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<description>Testing your Windows Mobile app just got a lot easier! Learn how to set up both Windows Mobile 6 Professional and Standard emulators and work with the Cellular Emulator.</description>
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<description>Though Objective-C's most popular use is for development on the Mac OS X and iPhone platforms, this object-oriented language can be used on many Linux, Unix, and Windows systems. </description>
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<author>Leonard Anghel</author>
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