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  • Palm's new devices take on PocketPCs

    If anyone doubted that Palm could compete on an equal footing with the feature-laden Pocket PCs, the introduction of the Palm...

  • 3GSM: mm02 first to launch Wireless Pocket PCs

    British Telecommunications' former mobile arm mm02 will be the first to offer customers Microsoft's Pocket PC 2002 Phone Edition PDA. The PDA comes with with a high-resolution color touch screen co...

  • Pocket PCs to help flour maker track deliveries

    Flour manufacturer and distributor Rank Hovis has implemented a handheld in-vehicle job management system to improve the efficiency of deliveries and cut operating costs. The system will enable Ran...

  • Rail staff get Pocket PCs for timetable information

    Daniel Thomas Fare and timetable information will soon be a press of a button away for mobile train staff, after the Association of Train Operating Companies (Atoc) agreed a deal with IT services f...

  • GPS add-on for Pocket PCs offers business location-based services

    Global Positioning System (GPS) specialist Navman has launched an add-on device that will bring location-based services to Windows Pocket PC handheld devices, writes Antony Adshead. The GPS1000 upd...

  • Microsoft unveils Voice Command technology

    Microsoft has introduced voice-controlled software for Windows Mobile-based Pocket PCs and Pocket PC Phone Edition.

  • Amazon cancels orders made after pricing blunder

    Amazon UK has said it would not honour the orders from customers who paid just £7 for Hewlett-Packard Pocket PCs that normally...

  • Microsoft to provide content for Handspring users

    Handspring and Palm may be battling hard against Microsoft's PocketPCs in the PDA market, but that has not stopped Handspring...

  • Case studies: Public transport project management

    Developing and implementing IT systems for a transport network is a challenging undertaking. Transport infrastructures are highly fragmented, yet they must serve a travelling public that needs to u...

  • Smartphones, PDAs left in cabs at alarming rates

    Smartphones, PDAs and cell phones are being left in taxis at an increasing rate, according to a recent survey by mobile device security vendor Pointsec. The survey, which is in its fifth year, foun...

  • Mobile security: the balancing act

    Fear is a word that is rarely used in IT. It suggests uncontrolled emotions, and activities far from the rational risk-analysis processes that most enterprises aspire to conduct. Nevertheless, fear...

  • Mirroring glitch fixed in Windows Mobile 5.0

    Microsoft has updated its handheld synchronisation software to address a glitch that prevented users mirroring data with a desktop. The problem affected users of devices running the Windows Mobile ...

  • McDonald's cuts inspection report times as PDA-based system goes on global menu

    McDonald's is to implement a mobile inspection system for its restaurants around the world following a successful roll-out in the UK. The fast-food chain will deploy its mobile Global Restaurant Op...

  • McDonald's to roll out UK mobile inspection system globally

    McDonald’s is to deploy globally a mobile inspection system for its restaurants, which was first rolled out in the UK. The fast-food chain will deploy its mobile Global Restaurant Operation Improve...

  • Orange launches SPV M500

    Orange has announced the availability of its new signature PDA, the SPV M500TM.  The compact format provides the full-colour, touch-screen functionality of a PDA, combined with a mobile phone and d...

  • Palm adds SD Wi-Fi card

    PalmOne has finally released an SD Wi-Fi card, enabling PDA users to connect to office wireless Lans and public hotspots. However, difficulties with implementing wireless Ethernet on PalmOS mean th...

  • First Windows CE virus reported

    A virus designed to demonstrate security holes in Microsoft's Windows CE operating system, but not cause damage has been identified by security companies. The WinCE4.Duts.A virus (sometimes known a...

  • How to capitalise on mobile advances

    The finalists for this year's British Computer Society IT Professional Awards, held in association with Computer Weekly, have now been selected by the judges. These finalists, already recognised as...

  • Socket shows Bluetooth PDA modem

    Socket Communications will use next month's CeBIT technology show in Germany to showcase a cordless modem for personal digital assistants (PDAs) and laptops, which relies on the Bluetooth wireless ...

  • An effective application stack is vital for large-scale RFID systems, warn analysts

    IT managers must have an effective application stack for their radio frequency identification (RFID) implementations to be successful, according to research from Butler Group. Many organisations ha...