"Windows Mobile" is not "Windows CE," and if you noticed that, you were not alone. If you had a device smaller than a PC, there were now two things coming your way: Windows CE 6.0, ...

See Windows Mobile and Windows Phone. Windows CE on the Clio The Clio was an innovative Windows CE computer. Released in 1999, it was used as a tablet or laptop with its built-in keyboard.

It seems the rumors of HP's full re-entry into the Windows Mobile and Windows CE market were spot on. There have been a couple of HP iPAQ Communicators released since the last incredible HP x4700 ...

Windows CE and Windows Mobile was also my introduction into mini-computing. I had an early Compaq iPAQ model, and later an HP iPAQ when HP took over the brand.

A very common question that perhaps needs some explanation is the difference between Windows Mobile 5.0 and Windows Embedded CE 6.0 - so here's the explanation.Windows Embedded CE is a hard real ...

Windows Mobile/CE/Smart phones: Wrangle files on your handheld with the portable version of popular Explorer replacement Total Commander.Bringing the increased functionality to Windows Mobile ...

Windows Mobile /Windows CE/Palm OS: Although development has halted on the project, The Core Pocket Media Player (TCPMP) remains a robust option for ...

It is anticipated that the Windows CE 7 will provide support for such features as dual core support, ... one has to wonder how closely related Windows Phone 7 will actually be to Windows Mobile.

Microsoft on Tuesday made available an interim release of its Windows CE .NET operating system for mobile and small-footprint devices that adds IPv6 support, new file viewers and a Speech API.

Windows Mobile has lost nearly a third of its smartphone market share since 2008, ... It's worth noting Microsoft got a head start with Windows CE, its pocket PC OS, in 1996.

Windows CE 5.0 will be Microsoft’s newest and most advanced real-time operating system for rapidly building a wide range of innovative, small-footprint devices such as consumer electronics, gateways, ...

Now that Microsoft is dropping the Windows Phone brand and simplifying it to just Windows, it’s time to look back at the company’s mixed history of mobile naming. Once upon a time there was ...