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Jan 22
Pavel Koza webmaster of PdaGold has written a complete walkthrough for those of you who are having difficulty with this game.
Jan 19
PocketPCThoughts highlighted that Micosoft PocketPC Site has a series of tutorials on how to setup various connections.
Table of Contents:
-How Connection Manager Works
-Configuring and Using Connection Settings
-Using a Modem and Your Dial-up ISP Account to Connect to the Internet
-Using a Wireless Modem to Connect to the Internet
-Using a Wireless LAN (802.11b) to connect to the Internet
-Connecting to a Corporate LAN
-Traveling to Different Locations
-Connect Using a Desktop Pass Through Connection
Very helpful set of information indeed.
More details at here.
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Jan 19
There is a guide over at PPcshowcase showing how to set-up Surfing through the Activesync Connection via Bluetooth using the IPAQ 3870 and the USB TDK Bluetooth . It’s an interesting read so go on over and check it out.
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Jan 18
COMMENTARY — Although the idea that a personal digital assistant running Linux could provide the same functionality as a Windows CE or Pocket PC device at a significantly lower cost is attractive, fact is most costs come from hardware.
Microsoft and Palm both charge only $7 to $10 per operating system license for a PDA, so eliminating that cost by using Linux would affect pricing only at the extreme low end of the market (that is, PDAs priced under $100, which offer only the most basic functions and are unlikely to meet most companies’ requirements to support mobile workers).
More details at ZDNet.com.
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Jan 16
A discussion is taking place on brighthand about the new mmc/battery Pack for HP jornada devices. Supposedly this does not except SD cards.
More Info: Brighthand Thread
Source: PocketPcthoughts.com
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Jan 15
mmO2 and Microsoft today announced plans to launch a package of new corporate services for use on a range of mobile devices over secure, high-speed GPRS mobile data networks. The agreement extends to all of mmO2’s mobile businesses in Europe, enabling its customers to roam and access information in the UK (BT Cellnet), Germany (VIAG Interkom), the Netherlands (Telfort Mobiel) and Ireland (Digifone).
The two companies, supported by their respective ISVs (independent solution vendors), channel partners and developers, will deliver commercial enterprise services from Spring 2002. The services, based on Microsoft® Mobile Information Server Enterprise and Carrier Editions, will provide secure wireless access to corporate intranets and Microsoft Exchange data, including e-mail, contacts and calendar information, as well as full-colour HTML browsing and secure access to VPNs (Virtual Private Networks)…
Source: PocketPCWriter
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Jan 15
I noticed an interesting thread over on Brighthand about Mr. Flash CF cards draining the battery faster than other brands. Supposedly Mr Flash CF cards continiously draw power from the unit even when not in use.
Source: Brighthand Discussion Boards
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