Develop Bugs

Euro 2008 on smartphone?

Is there any app to get all updates from Euro 2008 Football Cup?

AlexXF said:
Is there any app to get all updates from Euro 2008 Football Cup?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
i dont know of an app but i use the link http://mobile.euro2008.com

www.livescore.com ....lol....

Keep in mind that posting warez (except for unlicensed windows mobile ROMs) is not good here. That's a $19.95 app from Resco. A free demo is available from their site.

Watch The Euro 2008 Games On Live TV Via Your Excalibur
If you desire to watch the Euro 2008 Games via your Excalibur live TV, go to http://www.streams4pda.com and you will find several Euro sports networks that are carrying the games live, have fun...........!(LOL)

Hi Technology whats sport chanels can I get there by Windows Media Players ?
Thanks

I Don't Use Windows Media Player
fer1962 said:
Hi Technology whats sport chanels can I get there by Windows Media Players ?
Thanks[/QUOTE Go to my YouTube Full DeskTop Version flashvideoBundle.cab thread here at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=362685 and in post # 1 of that thread you will find the TCPMP/Player/FlashvideoBundle.cab/Codecs.zip pak install all to your SD Card. Go to the File Association area of the TCPMP/Player and check mark all the blocks, soft reset your mobile device, now your TCPMP/Player is the default player. Go to http://www.streams4pda.com via your mobile web browser using wifi or 3g, you will find lots of sports channels.....................!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse

Hell Yeah
Thanks, Tech.
Once again, giving us some good "heads up". Church.
I have known about these before now, but didn't remember or realize that these channels for these games were available on this platform. Thanks, dude.
Technology said:
fer1962 said:
Hi Technology whats sport chanels can I get there by Windows Media Players ?
Thanks[/QUOTE Go to my YouTube Full DeskTop Version flashvideoBundle.cab thread here at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=362685 and in post # 1 of that thread you will find the TCPMP/Player/FlashvideoBundle.cab/Codecs.zip pak install all to your SD Card. Go to the File Association area of the TCPMP/Player and check mark all the blocks, soft reset your mobile device, now your TCPMP/Player is the default player. Go to http://www.streams4pda.com via your mobile web browser using wifi or 3g, you will find lots of sports channels.....................!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Click to expand...
Click to collapse

Thanks a lot Tech...

TCPMP/Player .0.81RC1 And The Codecs.Zip Pak
fer1962 said:
Thanks a lot Tech...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thank You, Yes the TCPMP/Player .0.81RC1 and the Codecs .zip pak goes together like a hand and glove, enjoy the games, also don't forget to visit http://mobile.ardcorp.tv for digital TV, they call it HDTV, the movies are up to date in DVD crystal clear video resolution quality. I hope your favorite team win............!

Hi Tech
I just installed TCPMP, all codecs and selected all associaton files. I soft reset and when I try to open a chanel it tell me "imposible to view this page on Internet Explorer Mobile ".
What do you think about ?
What can I do ?
Thanks

March 10, 2010: Microsoft will present Windows Phone 7 at GDC!

Windows Phone 7 to be at Games Development Conference
http://wmpoweruser.com/?p=13656
Nice! I cannot wait
The only thing I am afraid about the WP7 XBox hub is that I must have an XBox to be able to use it fully.
Well, that could be obvious ... but, I hope owning an XBox is not really necessary.
Other thing that I am curious, how would be the game "control"?
Virtual D-Pad (on screen D-Pad) is most likely ... hmmm .... Hope they bring something innovative!

gogol said:
Other thing that I am curious, how would be the game "control"?
Virtual D-Pad (on screen D-Pad) is most likely ... hmmm .... Hope they bring something innovative!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I hope microsoft make a mini xbox controller that can connect to the phone. WIN

zannyboy said:
I hope microsoft make a mini xbox controller that can connect to the phone. WIN
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
A piece of hardware I would not mind Microsoft making themselves!

A mini bluetooth xbox type controller would be awesome. Or even better do that put in the ablility for the phone to recieve commands from a real xbox controller also. Add a tv out to that sucker and you can have ur self a portal console.

What I would like to see also ... a seamless invite of game session.
I can think of a scenario like this:
- Install GAME A in the XBox game hub
- My friend also install GAME A in his WP7 phone
- I send an invitation to play this game together which send him a notification
- He sees the notification, click YES or NO
- If YES the game will immediately play and CONNECT each other seamlessly via XBOx Live
No need to connect manually, pairing or what not. Just a simple click confirming the invite notification and voila! Game launched and enjoy the experience of multiplayer gaming.
Even better like this:
- We can connect to the XBOx live to find opponent. Same thing like Blizzard Battle.net or Nintendo Wi-Fi connection for multiplayer game.
That would be awesome!

The OP should change the link to http://www.mobiletechworld.com/2010/02/23/windows-phone-7-series-sessions-and-gdc-2010/ because this is were the original story came from (and was then linked by Mary Joe Foley here). WMPU and MSMobiles jacked it up later one...

[Q] XBOX Live Games

I have a few questions re. "Xbox live games"
1. What does it actually mean? Does it mean that developers produce a cut down version of games and you download it from the market place or are there already pre-existing games for us to download?
2. Can I see a list of games that are already available for download?
3. How fast is the games list increasing?
4. What sort of quality are you guys (who already have WM 7 phones) seeing
5. What are the cost of games.

basically xbox live games offers the xna framework which is what all xbox live arcade games are written in. This allows inddie developers to make xbox live games work on both xbox console and windows phone by just modifying it slightly to handle the different types of input. this should also mean a lot of the proper titles that we actually pay big bucks for might make its way to windows phone, but who knows about that yet.
can't answer the rest of your questions as i don't have a windows phone yet, but i know that there are quite a few varying degrees of quality of apps. Try looking up the harvest (one of the most pushed games as far for windows phone).

The Gate Keeper said:
basically xbox live games offers the xna framework which is what all xbox live arcade games are written in. This allows inddie developers to make xbox live games work on both xbox console and windows phone by just modifying it slightly to handle the different types of input. this should also mean a lot of the proper titles that we actually pay big bucks for might make its way to windows phone, but who knows about that yet.
can't answer the rest of your questions as i don't have a windows phone yet, but i know that there are quite a few varying degrees of quality of apps. Try looking up the harvest (one of the most pushed games as far for windows phone).
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Mass Effect 3 for WP7.
Just kidding, but that'd be awesome. Controls would probably be pretty bad.

The Gate Keeper said:
basically xbox live games offers the xna framework which is what all xbox live arcade games are written in.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
All XBox Live Arcade games for WP7 are written in XNA (for the time being), but AFAIK XBox Live Arcade games for the XBox 360 are mostly written in C++ (but XNA is also possible).
The Gate Keeper said:
This allows inddie developers to make xbox live games work on both xbox console and windows phone by just modifying it slightly to handle the different types of input.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
XBox Live games are almost always games of major publisher. There are some independent games which will be released through Microsofts own game studio. XNA can be used to write games that run with minimal changes on XBox 360, Windows and Windows Phone 7. Obviously some changes or conditional programming are necessary to address the unique feature set of each platform. For example: Windows uses keyboard and mouse as input devices, XBox 360 uses a controller (Kinect is IIRC not possible with XNA at the moment) and WP7 uses a touchscreen.
The Gate Keeper said:
this should also mean a lot of the proper titles that we actually pay big bucks for might make its way to windows phone, but who knows about that yet.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
The "big bucks" games like Halo won't work on WP7, because these type of games are almost always written in C++ and are optimized for hardware that is far beyond the capabilities of WP7. We will see adaptations of existing franchises, ports of iPhone games and remakes of classical games.
nirpaudyal said:
1. What does it actually mean? Does it mean that developers produce a cut down version of games and you download it from the market place or are there already pre-existing games for us to download?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
All WP7 games are specifically written for WP7, because only WP7 uses XNA and C# in the mobile space as a development platform. Developers can (and will) use existing media resources like images, animations or sound and can use existing implementations (e.g. iOS implementation) as a reference but the game has to be programmed again. At the moment there are already some games available.
nirpaudyal said:
2. Can I see a list of games that are already available for download?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Download Zune. The marketplace can be viewed, even if you don't own a WP7 device. At the moment there are 21 games available (German marketplace)
nirpaudyal said:
3. How fast is the games list increasing?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
In the last week there were no new games, but I think that after the US launch there will be new content (on XBox 360 there are a few new games every week, meaning that after a few years there are many games available). The list of "ordinary" games without XBox Live support is steadily increasing.
nirpaudyal said:
5. What are the cost of games.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Prices range from Free (one game ) to 6,49€ for The Harvest, The Sims 3, Max & The Magic Marker and Rocket Rio. There seem to be three price points: 2,99€ (Frogger, Flight Control, ...), 4,49€ (Earthworm Jim, Tetris, Bejeweled, Uno) and 6,49€ (see above).

Reihnold said:
The list of "ordinary" games without XBox Live support is steadily increasing.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
What do you mean by Ordinary games?
also, ta for that extensive info. very helpful

when he says ordinary i think he's more referring to games which are popular on iPhone/Android. Ones which don't expect you to play it for long spans of time.

I really really want this game to be ported to WP7. Probably wont ever happen, though.
Osmos

nirpaudyal said:
What do you mean by Ordinary games?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
There are two types of games on WP7: XBox Live enabled games and games without XBox Live support. With "ordinary games" I meant the games without XBox Live.
XBox Live games are games from big game studios and often feature existing and popular franchises (The Sims, Need for Speed, Tetris, ...). They also can award Achievements and Gamerpoints. Additionally, they are featured on an extra page in Zune (if you open the "games" category in the Zune Marketplace you only see XBox Live games; for other games you must switch the category from "XBox Live" to "All", "Paid" or "Free").
Games without XBox Live support are often developed by small independent studios and developers and can not award Achievements or Gamerpoints.
In my opinion and based on screenshots, XBox Live games will be high quality and more polished, whereas Games without XBox Live range from rubbish to excellent. If you have a XBox, it's the same difference as XBox Live Arcade games (studio based titles) to Xbox Live Indie Games (community based titles). The problem with the ordinary games is that it's complicated to find the games worth playing, but I'm sure that there will be some breakout hits.

Onlive android app

Give this a try guys, works alot better than I thought it would. It's a pc gaming streaming service play pc quality games on your phone. Download from the play store they is a good selection of free to try games on there also to try it out.
Sent from my HTC One X using xda premium

I have it too it's easy to use and has a wide selection of games from which you can play a free trial before paying. I might consider in the near future to get a credit card to buy some games.

Anyone tried this with the six axis app yet?

Just Me said:
Anyone tried this with the six axis app yet?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I tried but it doesn't work well. You can however download a patched version of the OnLive App that works with all controllers http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1408886
Sadly we can't find the person who patched the app, the latest version patched is the 1.2. To make it work with the PS3 controller you still need the sixaxis app, but you'll connect it as a gamepad controller, you can find this option on the app and then run the OnLive App and start the gaming!

Me gusta
I really like this app.

Does this app require strong data connection?

is there a patch to make it work in other countries?

Is there any app on windows to stream Netflix /Huluplus?

Hi,
Except the windows media center, xbmc , Is there any app on windows to stream Netflix /Huluplus directly ?
I tried to set my WMC/XBMC, however I both failed.

blackantt said:
Hi,
Except the windows media center, xbmc , Is there any app on windows to stream Netflix /Huluplus directly ?
I tried to set my WMC/XBMC, however I both failed.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Are you saying the Netflix app built in to WMC is not working for you?
There is a nice WMC integration program for Hulu Plus that I've been using for years that works well for me, despite the Hulu Plus software for Windows being no longer developed. Search the internet for "Hulu WMC Integration" and you should find it relatively easy.

mikesheadroom said:
Are you saying the Netflix app built in to WMC is not working for you?
There is a nice WMC integration program for Hulu Plus that I've been using for years that works well for me, despite the Hulu Plus software for Windows being no longer developed. Search the internet for "Hulu WMC Integration" and you should find it relatively easy.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If you're using Windows 8, there's a separate app you can download from the app store. If not, you can go to Netflix.com and watch directly from the browser. You can even go full screen like in Youtube.