I've got a new blog at http://blogs.msdn.com/priozersk/ , so you can update your links if you want to continue to read the stuff I'll be posting.

I am moving to the "other" side. I am joining the Mobility group at the Microsoft Consulting Services next Monday. I will not be reallocating to Redmond though. Will need to travel to the clients or work from the NY office. Of course I am not saying goodbuy to the readers of my blog. I will try to continue posting tips, tricks or code snippets on the Mobile development.

Meanwhile... need to pack for the week in Redmond - new employee orientation, meeting with the team etc...

Yeah.... it's been a while I posted on this blog. I've been submerged into a very time demanding, but incredibly interesting project which involved quite a wide range of technologies, like Outlook 2007, Exchange 2007, Sharepoint 2007 and of course a Windows Mobile piece. You can see a glimpse of the project in the video that was created for Microsoft Launch events in January:

http://www.infusiondev.com/news/CaseStudies.htm

It's the first case study on the page.

OK, I am back to the surface still alive and breathing after been drowned in the sea of project deadlines.

A few important links from this morning news scan:

1. The Indigo CTP documents are available at:

http://winfx.msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/indigo_con/html/503fae4b-014c-44df-a9c7-c76ec4ed4229.asp

And as Sam Gentile righfully mentiones - “Go read, get used to it, it's your future.“

2. Cool project at Codeproject.com:

Implement an explorer using .net compact flamework in Pocket PC

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