When is a Palm not a Palm? When the Palm operating system runs on Pocket PC devices. Swedish programmer George Andre says he is testing software that allows the Palm operating system--and the ...

commentary There used to be a TV commercial--for a patent headache medicine, as I recall--proclaiming that "four out of five doctors" agreed the advertiser's medicine was best. Since 80 percent of ...

An earlier operating environment for handheld computers from Microsoft, based on the Windows CE operating system. Introduced in 2000, the Pocket PC included Pocket Office applications (Internet ...

With the new version of its Pocket PC operating system for handhelds, Microsoft is all business. As reported earlier, Microsoft will unveil Pocket PC 2002 on Thursday and demonstrate a number of new ...

This has been a great month for PDAs. First, Palm’s new top-of-the-line Tungsten T3 with its larger screen; and now Hewlett-Packard’s h4150 — the thinnest/lightest Pocket PC to include Wi-Fi (802.11b) ...

What if your productivity tools could fit in your pocket without sacrificing power or versatility? The concept of a Pocket PC—a compact device that blends the convenience of portability with the ...

Sure, there’s a chance you could turn your old smartphone into a pocket-sized Linux computer by replacing the operating system. But if you’re looking for a purpose-built device with a touchscreen ...

Microsoft introduced a new version of its Pocket PC operating system that’s tweaked to support enterprise users with a host of new features, including a built-in virtual private network (VPN) client.

Imagine a world where you no longer need to carry a bulky laptop or workstation to get work done. In an age where portability and versatility are key, technology has introduced devices that pack ...

The thing about free and open source apps is that anyone can take the source code and make their own version of an app with few (or no) changes. Many open source licenses even allow you to ...

[Robert’s Retro] is one of those great YouTube channels that shows us the ins and outs of old and obscure computers. [Robert] likes going a step beyond the traditional teardown though, repairing and ...