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Many countries have implemented daylight savings time. As part of the implementation there are changes that are required for your PC and Windows Mobile device. This article explains the patches and their impact.
Note: The impact includes all Windows Mobile devices including Windows Mobile 6.5!
Want to learn more about the cellular data capabilities and how to compare them? Also, what is 2G, 3G and 4G when referring to cellular data? What is EvDO, UTMS, WiMAX and LTE and why do I want them? This article covers these technologies and explains what the carriers current and future plans are.
Posted Sunday, December 20, 2009 by ChrisD Rating: 3.11Comments (0)
This article covers the enterprise transition from devices purchased for e-mail and specific line of business use to individually purchased Smartphones. Also, it compares the capabilities and limitations of the smartphone platforms implementation of Exchange ActiveSync with the PC's security model.
One of the common issues that all Windows Mobile OEMS and users deal with is balancing the battery life of their device with higher network performance. This is because all 3G networks such as EvDO and HSDPA require additional battery power to transmit and receive data at the higher data rates. The impact on battery life is greater than you may think. Switching from 3G to 2G roughly doubles the battery life of Windows Mobile devices. Learn how to switch from 3G to 2G and read how OEMs could improve battery life while maximizing performance.
Posted Wednesday, November 18, 2009 by ChrisD Rating: 3.09Comments (0)
One of the major challenges CIOs face is the deployment and security of smartphones in the enterprise. It's important for CIOs to assess how their organization should secure the smartphones employees use to access corporate resources. Here, Knowledge Center contributor Chris De Herrera explains how CIOs can deal with some common security concerns regarding smartphones deployed in the enterprise, including Apple iPhone, RIM BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Google Android and Palm Pre devices. (Source: Chris De Herrera, eWeek)
Posted Monday, July 13, 2009 by ChrisD Rating: 3.14Comments (0)
Want to read more about Windows Mobile 6.5? Here are links to Windows Mobile 6.5 articles and videos from Microsoft and 3rd party websites which will give you an overview of it's features, capabilities and upgrades
Posted Sunday, April 12, 2009 by ChrisD Rating: 3.10Comments (0)
The device has a rubberized back which gives a good grip when held in hand and due to the slim design, it’s easy to hold. The sides of the phone have a nice metallic finish. You have a set of buttons – 4 in front (call, GPS shortcut, Home shortcut, end call) along with the D-pad in the center and 4 on the left side (volume up/down control, reset hole, voice recorder) and 2 on the right (power, camera). The battery needs to be removed in order to insert your SIM card.
Read the rest of the review for more details! (Source: Raj Pillai)
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.
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).
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