At its Mix10 event this week, Microsoft released a software emulator for the Windows Phone 7 Series platform, but kept a lot of its own programs and features hidden.
However, with a bit of work, one developer says he has unlocked those features making them available for the world to see and play with.
"I still cannot believe it but I did it," Don Ardelean said in a blog post early Friday. "After a good idea, 6 hours of work and a lot a lot of digging I've unlocked the ROM image in the emulator CTP. I will describe tomorrow the method but right now I will just post some screenshots, upload the bin somewhere so I can give you the link and go to sleep cause it's almost 2 o'clock in the morning."
More: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-20000770-56.html
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However, with a bit of work, one developer says he has unlocked those features making them available for the world to see and play with.
"I still cannot believe it but I did it," Don Ardelean said in a blog post early Friday. "After a good idea, 6 hours of work and a lot a lot of digging I've unlocked the ROM image in the emulator CTP. I will describe tomorrow the method but right now I will just post some screenshots, upload the bin somewhere so I can give you the link and go to sleep cause it's almost 2 o'clock in the morning."
More: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-20000770-56.html
