We are happy to announce a new control for Bee Mobile Metropolis package – VistaButton. We think that the standard WP7 button is good, but it misses some features which many mobile users are used to and which can make your applications more attractive.

VistaButton with image

VistaButton on a Login Form

RegionControl - ticket reservation

RegionControl now also supports Windows CE OS. RegionControl was the last control of Bee Mobile iPack which did not run on Windows CE, but

Long time anticipated GUI control for Silverlight – iWheel – is now available as part of Bee Mobile Metropolis package.

It is a useful data input control which allows

TouchList control has now got even better! After receiving feedback from our customers we made it a reality – you can put buttons to TouchList’s rows.

The new release of Bee Mobile MessageBox will bring even more functions and style to your Windows Mobile applications. The new release is more “multimedia friendly” as it now supports images, icons, sounds and also provides auto-close functionality.

We have just released Bee Mobile Shopping Mall application which is a powerful demonstration of Bee Mobile Metropolis components.

Shopping Mall

We have just released a brand new GUI component for .NET Compact Framework – Keyboard Control.

It allows the developers to create custom keyboard layouts and apply/change them during run-time. It also comes with keyboard designer application which is automatically run by Visual Studio designer.

We are pleased to announce a new product – Bee Mobile Metropolis.

What is Metropolis?

We would like to announce that we completely redesigned the look of Bee Mobile web site. Our effort was mainly to:

• improve orientation and navigation on the web site
• provide more information in less time
• make browsing of our web site more enjoyable experience

To let people run Bee Mobile components on Windows CE even more easily we created a few sample projects specifically for Windows CE which show how to:

• Display PNG images on Windows CE using TPictureBox
• Create a transparent label on Windows CE using TLabel
• Create a transparent container panel for Windows CE using TPanelVista

The sample projects can be found here, here and here.