Windows Mobile Broadband
Mobile broadband technology, also called wireless wide area network (WWAN) technology, provides wireless high-speed Internet access through devices. You can use mobile broadband to connect to the Internet from any location where GSM based or CDMA-based cellular service is available for mobile Internet connectivity, which allows you to maintain your Internet connection even as you move from place to place. This technology is supported in Windows 7.
Mobile Broadband Driver Development
 | Mobile Broadband Driver Development |
| Windows 7 - Mobile Broadband Certification for Existing Chipsets |
Mobile Broadband - WinHEC 2008
 | Mobile Broadband Driver Development in Windows 7 [WinHEC 2008; 2.1 MB] |
| Windows 7: Mobile Broadband APIs For Application Development [WinHEC 2008; 1.5 MB] |
Mobile Broadband Connection Manager
| Mobile Broadband Connection Manager Development Guide
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| Connection Manager Integration with Mobile Broadband [1.6 MB]
How to use the Mobile Broadband (MB) API to develop lightweight utilities and custom connection managers for Service Activation and APN-DB integration. |
Mobile Broadband Customization and Application Development
| Guidelines for Customizing Mobile Broadband in Windows 7
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| How to Write Managed Code That Uses the Mobile Broadband API
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