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  Matt Van Horn is currently putting the finishing touches to his Windows Phone 7 Action Pack which is a set of tools aimed at making WP7 development easier by including some useful Extension Methods, Behaviors, Actions, Triggers and several controls. He is expected to make it available on codeplex next Monday but you can already check out some video tutorials after the break.
  Currently Implemented (at some level)
  OrientationChangedGoToStateBehavior – Forces visual state changes based on changes to the phone orientation
  PhoneFileDataSource – Control that will read/write/list files in the applications Isolated Storage
  MakeCallAction – Action that can be attached to any FrameworkElement that will make the phone call a number based on bound properties
  CallMethodAction – This is just a simple port from Silverlight of the same basic action that calls a method on a target element
  ChoosePhoneNumberAction – Simple Action that will bring up the phones contact list and allow the user to pick a phone number
  PhonePositionControl – expose as dependency properties all useful information about the position of the phone
  TakePictureBehavior – simple behavior that takes a picture based on an event on the attached object
  AccelerometerControl – expose as dependency properties all useful information about the accelerometer on the phone so that visual elements can be bound to them.
  Continue reading Windows Phone 7 Action Pack: Video Tutorials available, package coming soon →
  M. Daou | June 26th, 2010 | Tags: Expresion Blend, Microsoft, silverlight, Windows Mobile, Windows Mobile 7, Windows Phone, Windows Phone 7, Windows Phone 7 Series | Category: News | Leave a comment
  Here's a short 90 seconds video showcasing the development of Windows Phone 7 applications with Expression Blend 4. Nothing super exciting I know, but developing application with a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) "editor" is really neat especially for artists and people who are not hüber coders..
  M. Daou | May 11th, 2010 | Tags: Expresion Blend, Microsoft, silverlight, Windows Mobile, Windows Mobile 7, Windows Phone, Windows Phone 7, Windows Phone 7 Series | Category: News | Leave a comment