Earlier this year I wrote a small Windows Phone 7 application in a day called Lost Phone Screen. It creates lock screens for you with your name and contact number on them to aid in finding your phone the old fashioned way when you lose it. No need for a GPS, just tell folks you have a small reward and give them a number to call. You can download it free now as folks will not pay 99 cents for anything except Angry Birds. But I'm not bitter. ;) Anyway, it works great on Windows Phone 7 and Windows Phone 7.5 (Mango.) Recently I got a Nokia Lumia 920 with Windows Phone 8 and since there's a number of new APIs and features I could exploit - not the least of which being the ability to programmatically set the phone's Lock Screen without the user needing to do anything - I figured it was time to update it.
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