We have created a video which demonstrates all the components found in the current version of Bee Mobile iPack 2011. Check it out at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyLuK0lb7dg

New version of iPack has been released today – iPack 2011. It contains 25 .NET Compact Framework GUI components. We have been focusing on improving the stability of existing components and on extending their portability.

We have released a new version of the popular open source project – Bee Mobile Free Utils. As the name suggests – it is completely free of charge and includes the source code. The purpose of this project is to … Continue reading →

Our partner – FactoryMaster – blogged about our cooperation on their company blog here.

We created a sample application which shows how TabControl can be made of a ToolBar and TPanelVista.

If you did not find a component you are looking for on Bee Mobile web site, you can suggest a component at the bottom of the products web site at http://beemobile4.net/support/support-form. You can either suggest a component for .NET Compact … Continue reading →

We have released more video tutorials demonstrating the usage and capabilities of Bee Mobile components. Currently you can watch video tutorials for these components: ComboBox MonthCalendar OpenSaveDialog TouchList TVistaButton  

We are glad to announce the release of new .NET CF GUI component – MonthCalendar. It is useful for prompting users to choose a date – particularly a day within month. The user can navigate forwards and backwards between the … Continue reading →

Bee Mobile TouchList component (used to create lists of items or menus) – now contains a new ItemStyle – ItemStyleCheckBox. When added to TouchList’s row style it can contain check boxes within the rows thus extending the functionality and usability … Continue reading →

In an effort to decrease the time needed to grasp the behavior of Bee Mobile iPack controls we have started creating video tutorials which are available on YouTube. The first video tutorial has been released today for TVistaButton control. You can view … Continue reading →