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Introducing Windows Mobile 6.1 for the enterprise and end users:
Recently Microsoft introduced Windows Mobile 6.1, a minor upgrade of the Windows Mobile operating system. It adds new features and capabilities to the prior 6.0 version, enhancing your Web browsing and day to day use and management of Windows Mobile. This article deals with enhancements that will be of interest to the enterprise user.
Recently Microsoft introduced Windows Mobile 6.1, a new minor version of the Windows Mobile operating system. It adds new features and capabilities on to the prior 6.0 version enhancing your web browsing and day to day use of Windows Mobile.
During the past couple of years, Windows Mobile has really taken off. From individuals to enterprise users they are experiencing mobile data capabilities and limitations in greater and greater numbers. With this session you will get a better understanding of how Windows Mobile works and how to support it. Learn mobile specific acronyms to communicate with users and technical support staff. Also, common communications configurations will be covered such as connecting to the internet, using ActiveSync and synchronizing data with Exchange. Also, there will be a special focus on using Exchange to manage Windows Mobile devices. With this session you will have a better understanding of the capabilities and challenges of how to use and support Windows Mobile.
— YOU WILL LEARN —
About configuring mobile devices for the enterprise.
About the built-in features to manage mobile devices with Exchange.
With the rise in the availability of high speed cellular data such as EVDO and UMTS and the increase in sales of data services, enterprise websites should consider optimizing their content for mobile users. This article describes some of the common techniques to optimize servers and content for users of Windows Mobile and other small screen devices.
Posted Tuesday, March 11, 2008 by ChrisD Rating: 2.61Comments (0)
The Microsoft Exchange Client Features FAQ gives you an overview of the capabilities that users can expect with Pocket PC 2002, Smartphone 2002, Windows Mobile 2003, 2003 Second Edition, Windows Mobile 5 and Windows Mobile 6 clients and Exchange 2003 SP2 / Exchange 2007.
A solution for the USB driver if you upgraded from ActiveSync 3.x to ActiveSync 4.x and cannot connect. The connection problem may be caused by the ActiveSync 3.x USB driver not being upgraded to the 4.x driver.
Posted Monday, January 28, 2008 by ChrisD Rating: 2.48Comments (0)
ActiveSync 4.x Troubleshooting: Added information on the errror 86000107 and how to resolve it. Added information on how to fix the ActiveSync window size.
Windows Mobile Device Center Troubleshooting: Added a description on the lack of the ability to uninstall applications using WMDC on your PC like you could with ActiveSync. Added information on uninstalling WMDC and deleting left over files.
Added information on the error code 85030027. This error is caused when the personal certificate is not installed on the Windows Mobile device.
Posted Monday, November 5, 2007 by ChrisD Rating: 2.58Comments (0)
Added information on the requirement to have write access to the C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\Application Data\Microsoft\ActiveSync folder.
Posted Monday, November 5, 2007 by ChrisD Rating: 2.94Comments (0)
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