I can get the phone to react to a shake, but what is the best way to tell that it has stopped shaking?
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This example worked for me.
At the very bottom of the page you'll see:
Do like #Daniel Pereira said, but in the void ShakeDetected(object sender, EventArgs e) use a Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(() => youMethod()); and do what you pretend to do in youMethod(). I know this post is a little old but now other people can know how it resolve