Actually you can't , the Windows Phone system doesnt allow that.
WP applications are sandboxed, each app is totally independant and isolated from the others.

What do you need that for exactly ? Did you consider using DeviceUniqueId or ANID ?

Hello,

Did you try setting the Language property ? http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/library/windowsphone/develop/microsoft.phone.controls.webbrowser(v=vs.105).aspx

Glad to hear that, Can you maybe post a wiki article about it ?

Hello,

This link is for the us Market (en-us) , Maybe your reviews were from another Market ?

This will return a simple json, you can parse it Easily using the NewtonSoft Json.net library and get the info you're looking for.

I think he wants the name of the street/city in arabic.
Since the native ReverseGeoCode API uses the system language (which is not acceptable in your case) I suggest you use the Nokia Restful Api...

Hi Iacopo,
Have you checked your background agent execution time/Memory usage ? There is limits of how a PeriodicTask can run :...

Windows Phone uses an app sandboxing security system, which means that your app cannot have access to any other app in the system, either to take actions or to log them

Yes you can
public static string test;
And then access it using : App.test

Hello,
Try using a Audio Play back Agent, here's the link for a How-to from MSDN : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/hh202978(v=vs.105).aspx

Hope this helps,

Hello,

The geolocator used cellular or GPS triangulation to get the location, the more accurate it is, the longer it will take to get a fix on the location, 2-5seconds are "acceptable" I think....

Actually the PDP gives you a token that reduces the bill to 0$ whatever the account type is, you can also use it to extend your current membership if you already have one.

Hello,
Actually there's no API that retrieves SMS et Email data. this so called mobilespy is considered as a hack and it's not allowed to the Windows Phone Marketplace, my guess is they used native...

try with :

public class EventSummary
{
public string ID { get; set; }
public String StartDate { get; set; }
public String Title { get; set; }
public String...

Will this pass the marketplace certification tests ?

Yes you can definitely do that, just keep in mind to give the user the possibility to deactivate it in your app in order to respect the submission guidelines

I'm afraid that this wouldn't be possible , you can just override the press/hold buttons behaviors, and as far as I know , there's no way you can lunch an app programmatically

Is your class Event set to public?

Hello,
There's different models that actually are acceptable :
1/Publishing a Paid app with trial (With reminders to buy app) , This is what works best generally
2/Paid app without trial + light...

Yes, It works, It's a temporary situation for now because I want to take advantage of the new WP8 Nokia Maps APIs aswell, so I'm doing that while waiting for the release (which shouldn't take long...

I personally use GART, stable efficient and easy to use. unfortunately it's not available for WP8 "Yet" , but it's being ported and should be out soon!
http://gart.codeplex.com/

Hello,
I suggest you take a look at the Wiki for detailed informations about it : http://www.developer.nokia.com/Community/Wiki/Use_NFC_tags_with_Windows_Phone_8

Hope this helps,
Charaf

I'm not sure I understand what do you want to do, do you want to change a control shape (brightness for example) in the dark ?
As far as I know, the Windows Phone SDK doesn't have APIs for the light...

You don't necessarily need USB-Video out to do this, you can do that using sockets, you'll have to create a small server app for PC, and connect to it from your Windows Phone app so that you can...