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 ...

Wireless carrier T-Mobile announced Thursday that it is selling a device that uses Microsoft's Pocket PC Phone Edition software, becoming the first to do so in the United States. T-Mobile's Pocket PC ...

Already gaining momentum over chief rival PalmSource, Microsoft is set to announce a new version of its software for PDAs (personal digital assistants) on Monday that is poised to make Pocket PCs more ...

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 ...

Handhelds using Microsoft's Pocket PC operating system marched to the million-unit sales mark in under a year, according to the software giant. "Shipments technically hit a million after 10 months, ...

Skype, a provider of free Net telephony software, on Thursday released its first application for personal digital assistants, making good on an earlier promise to expand the range of devices that can ...

PARK RIDGE, Ill. — Microsoft Corp. took sharper aim at the handheld market Thursday (Sept. 6), rolling out a new Pocket PC platform that supports fewer processors and promises to serve ...

The final build of PocketMac, the Mac to Pocket PC sync software package from PocketMac.net, is due today. Well, at least the version for the “classic” Mac operating system; the Mac OS X version is ...

Microsoft Corp. 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) ...

The iPaqs from Compaq are usually the bleeding edge devices of the Pocket PC world, the ones which define the field of play. And now, since Hewlett-Packard has taken over, they’ve doubled the stakes: ...

Toshiba’s last Pocket PC was terrific. The e740 was lightweight, a great size, had a nice color screen and came with built-in 802.11b WiFi wireless networking built-in. What more could you ask for?

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 ...