How to make the picture follow my finger WP7 Silverlight? - windows-phone-7

Something like dragging and dropping an image
Is there a basic sample that I can use for that purpose?

You can use OnManipulationStarter, OnManipulationDelta and OnManipulationCompleted events with TranslateTransform on some object to move it below your finger.
Also, advanced stuff will be MultiTouch Behavior for Windows Phone 7

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Image Slide Show in Windows phone

I am New to Windows Phone Dev. I like to Do one App after Using this App in Windows Phone
EspnCrickinfo App. When I use this App,i seen Very cool feather that Image in gallery Swiping Left and Right. I am trying this Functionally But I am Not Succeed.
I have Some JSON Link Contains Images
For Reference
I follow this MSDN But I am Getting Btns on App bar.
Please can any one suggest Me how can make this Easy.
Hear is the Perfect Answer for This Question...Image Slide Show with Swipe Effect in Windows Phone
Well if you want to have swipe effects go for microsoft toolkit and use gesture listener.
register to a flick event and you have your desired effect. This link will help you.
how to get swipe in windows phone 7

XNA Support Gestures on Windows 7

One of my friends is working on a Windows phone 7 game and XNA allow you to support gestures, now he wants to use the same code so the game will be supported on PC (Windows 7) i want to know how i support gestures on PC with a Touch Screen monitor, i have been looking on the web but apparently this is not so common.
So far the only reference that i have is to recreate the Touch class on C++, that's is not an option on time and budget
Maybe i am missing something obvious please help.
What I know is that a touch screen monitor needs to be handled as a mouse, so your friend needs to change all his gestures with MouseState and detecting left button clicks.
You just need to replace TouchLocations with the location of the pointer.

How can I detect landscape orientation in a WP7 template using SketchFlow?

I am using the official Windows Phone 7 SketchFlow template, based on the Windows Phone SDK. Is there any way to detect when the user has clicked the landscape orientation button in the player, and act accordingly? Specifically, I'd like to display completely different views depending on orientation. Thank you!
It looks like the portrait and landscape functionality is implemented with visual states. If you select the correct visual state and make your changes (such as showing different controls) it should work the way you want.

Listbox item click animation toolkit?

Is there some toolkit for the animation when a user clicks on a list box item? The animation that I am referring to is when you tap on a list box item (like an email in your inbox) and the text depresses under your finger (or topple? its kind of hard to describe). I see this in many Windows Phone 7 applications like Yelp, OneBusAway, GoVoice, etc and was wondering if there was some toolkit for this animation or if I have to develop this animation on my own.
If anyone know if such a toolkit exists or not please let me know! I could do this using storyboards but I don't want to reinvent the wheel unless I have to :).
Thanks!
Haji
This would be Tilt Effect. Detailed here.
Tilt Effect Overview for Windows Phone
The Silverlight Toolkit has this functionality built in.
http://silverlight.codeplex.com/

Panning and zooming over a large image just like in Bing Map control

I am looking for a solution where I am able to do all the gestures (flick, pinch, drag) with a local picture in my Windows Phone 7 application with acceptable performance. The Silverlight Bing Map control for WP7 does all of this perfectly, but it cannot do this with a local image.
I started to write my own control, but I was wondering if there is anything out there written by someone else. Is there anything out there?
Is it possible to reuse the Map control, but with my own image?
Laurent Bugnion's Multitouch Behaviour from beta might also be worth a look for this purpose.
MultiTouch Behavior for Windows Phone 7
MultiTouch Behavior: Update for Windows Phone 7 tools beta
You need a MultiScaleImage. You can use this with DeepZoom.
There's an (old) example here.

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