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Video Conferencing for the Pocket PC

By Brian | 4/6/2002

Microsoft Portrait enables two-way video conferencing on Pocket PCs and Handheld PCs for the first time in the world.

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Compaq launches GSM sled in Europe, pushes back US launch to June

By Brian | 3/30/2002

Yesterday Compaq said it has released a kit for its iPAQ Pocket PC handhelds that turn the devices into GSM/GPRS mobile telephones. They also have pushed back the US release to June.

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RealNetworks to Launch Pocket PC Player

By | 3/13/2002

HANOVER, Germany (Reuters) - RealNetworks said on Tuesday it plans to launch a version of its RealOne media player that will run on arch rival Microsoft's pocket PC.

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Guiding Laser Missiles From Your Pocket PC?

By | 3/10/2002

In the Afghanistan and Kosovo conflicts, military mistakes led to air strikes against the wrong buildings. To address the problem, the Pentagon has commissioned a new battlefield targeting system based on Pocket PC that will combine laser rangefinding, GPS satellite positioning, a satellite phone and text messaging.

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REVIEW: Casio Cassiopeia E-200

By Andrew | 3/10/2002

Casio’s entry into the Pocket PC 2002 market comes in the form of the Cassiopeia E-200 PDA device. This PDA has its definite strengths and weaknesses, bargainPDA.com offers some insight on this!

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HP Jornada 928 Revealed

By | 2/27/2002

Unveiled yesterday at the 3GSM World Congress conference in Cannes, France, the HP Jornada 928 Wireless Digital Assistant (WDA) is the first two-in-one device that combines a Pocket PC 2002-powered handheld with a dualband GSM phone.

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Clip or Browse?

By Ed Hardy | 2/22/2002

Palm uses Web Clipping to access pertinent bites of information from the Web, while Pocket PC's Pocket Internet Explorer goes after the full Monty. Is one method better than the other?

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