Microsoft Windows* 8

Sample Application: Near Field Communication (NFC)

Abstract
This sample application shows how to use the Windows* 8 Proximity API for NFC (Near Field Communication). The Application is written in JavaScript*. The application first advertises the device via NFC and then finds the peer device to connect. After the device connects to the peer device, then it can send a message to the peer device.

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Sample Windows* Store App for NFC

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    • Sample Application: Camera API

    Abstract
    This sample application shows how to use Windows* 8 Capture API in a Windows Store app. The application sets up a preview stream and allows a user to adjust different properties of the camera (Brightness, Contrast, Hue, and Focus). It can also take a photo snapshot with user-specified camera settings.

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     Sample Windows* Store App for Camera / Picture Taking

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    • Sample Application: Data Encryption

    Abstract 
     This is a sample application that shows how to create a Windows 8 store style application that encrypts the data on your device.  It uses the new Windows 8 Runtime Crypto APIs and it is written in JavaScript.  This application asks users to select file (video, picture, etc.) and encrypt the selected file using AES encryption algorithm.  

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    • Sample Application: Video Transcoder

    Abstract
    This sample application shows how to use the JavaScript* Media Transcoding API in a Windows* Store app. The application asks users to select one source video file and their choice of codec (H264, MPEG-4, or VC1) and resolution (480p, 720p, or 1080p). It then transcodes the file into one or more target video files with the user-specified codec and resolution.

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    • Sample Application: Video Chat

    Abstract
    This sample application shows how to use the HTML5 video Video Tag in a Windows* Store app. The application is written in JavaScript* and it shows a gallery view from video files in the user’s video library. The application plays all video files simultaneously when it starts. The user can also select a video file to play individually.

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