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Updates Week of March 15, 2009

Article: The Revitalization of the Pocket PC

Read about the interations of the touch screen version of Windows Mobile called the Pocket PC and the Smartphone and how Microsoft is now focused on enhancing the touch screen experience with Windows Mobile 6.5 to respond to the popularity of the iPhone.

Posted Monday, March 16, 2009 by ChrisD
Rating: 2.90 Comments ()

Article: The End of the Classic Version of Windows Mobile (AKA the PDA)

Did you know that there used to be a version of Windows Mobile called Classic Edition? The Classic Edition was really the PDA version of Windows Mobile which included Wi-Fi and Bluetooth but did not include cellular capabilities.

This article documents where Windows Mobile came from and the end of the availablility of Windows Mobile Classic Edition.

(Includes definitions of Windows Mobile Professional, Classic and Standard for reference).

Posted Sunday, March 15, 2009 by ChrisD
Rating: 2.90 Comments ()

Update: Windows Mobile Device Center Services

Added the WMDC Start Services batch file to start all required services for WMDC. If after you run this batch file allows you to sync, you need to review the services above and ensure that they are set to Automatic.
Posted Sunday, March 15, 2009 by ChrisD
Rating: 2.87 Comments ()

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