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The following section walks you through the process of creating a location-aware application using Reactive Extensions. The application will have the ability to switch between live and emulated location data. If you want to develop an application that uses the Location Service, but don’t have access to a Windows Phone, these instructions will allow you to create your application and then easily switch to live data once you have a device. To Create the Location Service Emulator Application Open a new or existing Windows Phone solution in Visual Studio. From the Project menu in Visual Studio, select Add Reference… .
How to: Use Reactive Extensions to Emulate and Filter Location Data for Windows Phone
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Silverlight for Windows Phone 7: “Tombstoning” - Alex Golesh's Blog About Silverlight Development
This post will talk about tombstoning (what a name!) – the part of application lifecycle on Windows Phone 7. The Windows Phone execution model governs the life cycle of applications running on a Windows Phone, from when the application is launched until it is terminated. The execution model is designed to provide end users with a fast, responsive experience at all times. To achieve this, Windows Phone allows only one application to run at a time.