Win CE Losing Wind?
News Several players are trying to pump new life into the Windows CE handheld market, even as other companies retreat in the face of increasing competition from Palm. On Monday, Compaq Computer announced a pair of new Palm-size devices based on...
[September 21, 1999, 15:26]
Five Years Ago: Palmtop Know-how Puts HP Ahead In Win CE Race
News Microsoft's Windows CE will sort out the palmtop kings from the paupers, Hewlett-Packard (HP) claimed today. HP is expected to announce two flavours of Windows-based CE palmtops in the near future, but said it will not be giving them a high...
[March 3, 2002, 6:01]
IBM Announces Win CE-based WorkPad
News According to Tsang, partner 3Com's Palm Computing division is committed to the pocket-sized platform arena and was happy to see IBM branch out into larger, Windows CE devices. He expects that within 18 months the platform, based on Windows CE...
[May 6, 1999, 8:38]
One Year Ago: MS To Release C++ For Win CE
News Microsoft is to release a version of Visual C++ tailored specifically for Windows CE developers Visual C++ for Windows CE is an add-on to Visual C++ 5.0 that includes the full Windows CE SDK, as well as the Handheld PC shell, file system services...
[April 8, 1998, 7:00]
MS To Release C++ For Win CE
News Visual C++ for Windows CE is an add-on to Visual C++ 5.0 that includes the full Windows CE SDK, as well as the Handheld PC shell, file system services and device driver emulation so developers can build Windows CE-based applications on Windows NT...
[April 8, 1997, 9:54]
MS Plans NT Desktop Support For Win CE
News In version 1.0 it was possible to get [Windows CE] to work with NT but you had to be au fait enough to go through 'readme' files and so on. Windows CE is designed very much as a complement to Windows 95 because of things like Plug and Play and...
[April 1, 1997, 15:13]
Great Phone, Great Features, Great Size
Member Review I have had many PDAs for many years (from early Ericsson Windows CE devices, Palm V, Sony P800, XDA2s and now to this great JAM). At this price (£50 on contract), it is a definite WIN! This is definitely the best.
[July 15, 2005, 13:34]
