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1. Windows Phone &
Application
Development
Rishabha Garg
0903CS091071
CS 4th year

2. Topics
 Windows Phone
 Application Platform Introduction
 Windows Phone Developer Tools
 Windows Phone Emulator
 Windows Phone Profiler
 Metro
 Windows Phone Market Place
Windows Phone

3. Hardware Specification
Consistent set of hardware capabilities defined by
Microsoft
Capacitive touch
4 or more contact points
Sensors
A-GPS, Accelerometer, Compass, Light, Proximity
Camera
5 mega pixels or more
Multimedia
Common detailed specs, Codec acceleration
Memory
256MB RAM or more, 8GB Flash or more
GPU
DirectX 9 acceleration
CPU
ARMv7 Cortex/Scorpion or better
Hardware buttons | Back, Start,
Search
Windows Phone

4. Windows Phone Application
Platform
Runtime – On “Screen” Tools
Sensors Media Data Location Phone Emulator
Phone Xbox LIVE Notifications Samples Documentation
.NET Framework managed code sandbox Guides Community
Packaging and Verification Tools
SCREEN
CLOUD Cloud Services Portal Services
Notifications App Deployment Registration Marketplace
Location Identity Feeds Validation MO and CC Billing
Social Maps Certification Business Intelligence
Publishing Update Management
Windows Phone

5. From Development to Device
Windows Phone Dev
Tools
Phone Emulator
Samples Documentation
Guides Community
Packaging and Verification Tools
AppHub
Consumer
myapp.xap
Windows Phone
Emulator
Windows Phone

6. Creating a Silverlight Application

7. Game Loop Overview
Initialize Load Get User
Engine Resources Input
Calculate
Test Criteria
Give
Free Resources FeedBack
Windows Phone

8. Windows Phone Emulator
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9. Windows Phone Emulator
 The emulator does not contain the complete Windows
Phone experience
 No Zune media playback
 Only the browser application built in
 Internet Explorer 9 browser with HTML5 support
 Provides the phone behaviours for items like placing calls
and sending SMS messages
 There are also some entries in the Address Book and
pictures in the media library
 Supports multiple touch points to pinch and zoom on multi-
touch monitor
Windows Phone 9

10. Windows Phone Emulator
Capabilities
 Near complete application development possible with
the Emulator
 Performance test on a device
 Rich simulation capabilities
 Camera Simulation
 Location Simulation
 Accelerometer Simulation
 Screen-Capture Tool
Windows Phone 10

11. Debugging Windows Phone
Application
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12. Visual Studio Debugging
 Visual Studio provides an exceptional debugging
experience
 This experience extends to Windows Phone
 You can do all the debugging actions in Windows
Phone that you can do with a Windows PC application
 Breakpoints
 Single Stepping
 Viewing and modifying variables
Windows Phone

13. Windows Phone Profiler
 The performance analysis tool
will tell you where your
program is spending most of its
time
 Then you can consider
optimising those parts
 It is activated from the Debug
menu
Windows Phone 13

14. Analysis Data
 The analysis provides plenty of good data
Windows Phone 14

15. Deploying Applications to a
Device
 The Windows Phone device uses the Zune software
to connect to the Windows PC
 Synchronize media and choose applications
 Perform phone updates
Windows Phone

16. Metro

17. Windows Phone

18. What is Metro
 Metro is clean
 Metro is easy to navigate
 Metro helps you make decisions faster
 Metro is alive in motion

19. Windows Phone and Metro
 To make life easier for us the Metro
style is “baked in” to the Windows
developer tools
 The default appearance, behaviour
and fonts of the user elements all
match the style
 If you want to find out more about
Metro on phone you can read the
“User Experience Design Guidelines”
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-
us/library/hh202915.aspx
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20. Prescriptive Gestures
Windows Phone

21. Marketplace
Submission
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22. Marketplace
User Experience

23. Hub and Apps Marketplace
Improved discoverability
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UI and Screenshots are representative of UI, subject to change
Windows Phone

24. New Games Marketplace
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 M rated games
 Based on a child‟s and parent‟s Windows Live ID
UI and Screenshots are representative of UI, subject to change
Windows Phone

25. Search
Improved Relevance
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UI and Screenshots are representative of UI, subject to change
Windows Phone

26. New Private Distribution Service
 Distribute certified apps privately to a targeted set of users
 Capabilities
 Developer needs to get the app certified before distributing
 Developer sends an email with a deeplink to the users (App is not discoverable via
Search)
 Developer can update, which is pushed to the users
 No limits on the number of users or duration (no time-bombing)
 No access enforcement,
 Apps can be „free‟ or „paid‟
 Apps can be published publicly at any time
 Benefits
 Enables broad distribution of apps in a more private way
 Enables broad public betas, previews, and community distribution
Windows Phone

27. New Dashboard
 New App Lifecycle Tab
 Clear notifications for any
actions needed and status of
app through cert process
 Shows payout amounts to
track money earned till date
 Highlights all your apps by
downloads and royalties
 Data on daily downloads
shown on dashboard
UI and Screenshots are representative of UI, subject to change
Windows Phone

28. New Assisted Game Ratings
 App Hub will require
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Game ratings in markets
where it‟s required
 Certificate if a rating is specified
 New game submission needed if
rating of published game needs to
change to mature or beyond
 Official game rating and certificate
required for games with mature
content
 Ratings supported for: ESRB,
PEGI, USK, OFLC-A, OFLC-N,
DJCTQ, CERO, FPB & GRB
UI and Screenshots are representative of UI, subject to change
Windows Phone

29. Marketplace Distribution Options
“Beta” Private Public
Number of users 100 (1) unlimited unlimited
App Price Must be “free” Can be “paid” Can be “paid”
Time Limited Yes, expires after No No
90d
Updateable No Yes Yes
Certification No Yes Yes
Required
Publicly No No (2) Yes
Discoverable
Access Control Yes, limited to No No
test user WLIDs
provided
Target Users Beta users Private Users Public Users
(1) Preliminary, subject to change
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(2) People who obtain deeplink can access

30. The Marketplace Test Kit
 The Marketplace Test Kit lets you perform the same
tests on your application before you submit it
 This vastly improves your chances of the application
passing first time
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31. App certification
Requirements for
Windows Phone

32. Test Criteria Pillars
Evaluated against regional for global
Meets Microsoft reliable policies
Applications are standard
technical validation
content policies
Localization review
Applications use resources efficiently
Meets application type guidelines
Applications are free of malicious software
policy validation
Applications do not interfere with
the phone functionality
market validation

33. Application Policies
Content Policies
Application Submission Requirements
Technical Certification Requirements
Additional Requirements for Specific
Application Types

34. Adding Advertisements to Games
 Very easy to incorporate ads into XNA
games
 Download the Ad-Control SDK
 AdManager added as a game
component – easy to retro-fit to an
existing game
 Players can click through an
advertisement to a web site or call the
advertiser from within your game
 Advertisements are specifically
targeted at each player
demographic
 You get 70% of the revenue
Windows Phone
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35. Resources
http://msdn.microsoft.com/ http://create.msdn.com/
msdnindia @msdnindia

36. Q&A
and
Thank you!
Rishabha Garg
rishabha.garg06@gmail.com
Windows Phone