MCC，Mobile Country Code
MNC，Mobile Network Code
Is there a way to get MCC and MNC in Windows Phone 8?
We can't get MCC and MNC on Windows Phone 7 (and 8) devices.
Maybe with Windows Phone 9 ? :D
It's possible with Windows Mobile (with Radio Interface Layer) , but it's not implemanted on Windows Phone...
You can Get other Network Informations with the Network Information class.
Please Read this MSDN page for more informations.
Also, you can vote here for improve features has you want in Windows Phone plateforme... ANd here it's RIL page...
With some Nokia Lumia phones you can enter "Field Test" menu by selecting ##3282# on dial pad. At least my Lumia 1020 with Lumia Cyan update shows that menu which gives very precise information about mobile network. You can also force the phone to use GSM/UMTS/LTE only and select different bands. I can see RCC Status, UARFCN, LAC, RAC, MCC-MNC, UTRAN Registration area, EC/Io, SINR, RSCP, ECNO and many more attributes throug this menu.
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I wanted to make an app in windows phone that takes in pen-computing input. Is there existing code infrastructure (templates and such) in the Windows Phone API that is available to the Windows Phone developer?
What I mean by pen-computing input is hand-writing input by users' fingers, giving us input like this:
Unluckily for Windows Phone 8 and Windows phone 8.1 InkManager class is not supported currently, so capturing handwritten input aint possible.
Though it works for windows 8 and 8.1 store apps which you can implement through Tutorial1 and Tutorial2
If you are focusing Windows phone would suggest to make app for Windows 10. They have release a better version of InkCanvas which is better than InkManager and works both store and phone apps being UWP. Check out this link for details on InkCanvas
Is it possible to control LED's of a windows phone from a windows phone metro style application ?
I am just working on an application that will ON/oFF the LED . Does microsoft provide any APIs to ON/OFF the notification LED of the windows phone ?
Currently, this is not supported as most Windows Phones (especially Nokia/Microsoft) don't contain notification LEDs.
However, according to this link, it looks like this will be a feature supported by future Windows 10 (phone) hardware.
I have few apps in Windows Store both for Windows Phone 7 and Windows Phone 8.
We have recently released apps for Windows Phone 8 phone.When i log in to my developer console, i had user reviews already for Windows Phone 7 device, now how can i sort the user reviews for Windows Phone 8 and Windows Phone 7.
And also in my Windows Phone 7 or Windows Phone 7 phone for my app the reviews are not showing, but in the developer console the reviews are being shown.
Why so ?
I don't think the first thing you asked is possible, i think it is only possible to tell the device they are using and country they are in using the code that appears underneath their name next to the review.
As for the second question one solution may be that the person may have reviewed your app in, for example, China. Yet, if you are looking at the reviews in the US store, only reviews made in the US will appear. This could be why some app reviews don't appear except for in your developer console.
I am working on an application in windows phone 7.And I want to whether we can pro grammatically assign our own application icons in windows phones 7 's notification area.
And will microsoft bring drop down notification area like functionality in wp7 as we have
in android ,blackberry etc in the coming months.
No you cannot put your notification icons in the notification area. Instead you can use live tiles for that.
And as per the latest information ,in their next release Tango, they do not have any plans
I have a windows registration id and have also paid the $99 fee for the annual developer subscription.Presently i am using HTC HD7 for testing my apps.Is it possible to use same registration id for Samsung Focus or any other Windows Phone 7? Or i will have to pay $99 again for using another device?
You can have 3 registered unlocked devices at one time. It is possible to remove device registrations to free up a lot, but that will re-lock the device that you remove.
If I remember my formation, one license comes with 2 WP7 phones and 3 Xboxes.