Go to Visual Studio ->Remote Tools and select Remote Process Viewer
Select the device which you would like to see its processes.
you will get a window, with all process that are running on your Windows Mobile device. In this window you will be able to view the processes and kill them, just like you would be able to do with the regular Windows "Task Manager" :)
In addition to a list of processes, you can also see other info as threads, and from what module is the process.
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After the arrival of the iPhone and Nokia's N95, I guess that most mobiles will become much more sophisticated than today. Thus, the next versions of Windows Mobile should have fewer limits, and development will need less workarounds like the one you've presented here.
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