Published September 10th, 2010 by Ceasar
Acer- n10
PDAs are now very hit in the market. The latest in Microsoft Pocket PC Software is the Pocket PC 2003 or Windows Mobile 2003. Not to be left behind is Acer who has n10 to compete in the market. To be able to join those in the lower bracket, Acer n10 does not have Bluetooth or Wireless and competes with Dell’s Axim X5 and other hand-helds available in the market. The n10 is trendy and elegant. It comes in silver with black plastic panels on the side. It may not be the most pocket-sized PDA you can see but it is still very handy. The PXA235 processor with 300MHz version from Intel powers this PDA.
The Navman-Europe has updated their GPS (Global Positioning System) Pocket PC Software and it is now available in the UK. Their latest Pocket PC is the Navman PiN 300 that features an integrated GPS receiver similar to Mio 168. Actually, it looks like a rebated Mio 168. The main difference is that the software used by PiN 300 is Navman’s SmartST while Mio 168 uses CoPilot. However, to be able for SmartST to compete with CoPilot, TomTom and others, it was updated to version 3. PiN300 also features an up to date 2004 map data from Tele-Atlas with the latest road features also included.
Want to watch DVDs, home movies and other videos on your Pocket PC with full screen and stereo sound? This software is the fastest solution in the market that allows you to put movies in less than 45 minutes.
Pocket Informant was the best full personal information management for Windows Mobile in 2000.It is designed for Windows Mobile Pocket PC and Smartphone. It is the latest in personal daily management. This version introduces a new roles based user-interface that works the way you want it to. Its features include: Smartphone version – same code base for SP and PPC, completely one handed interface, redesigned settings, smooth scrolling, new events view, new journal view, roles based UI, quick access on a named contact without resorting to links or a search, new filmstrip mode, touch A-Z side bar in contacts and many other new features. It requires a Pocket PC 2003/2003SE/5.0/6 with a 32MB RAM device minimum.
Personal Inventory version 1.0 was last updated on November 19, 2007. It is application software for Pocket PCs that costs US$10.95 with a trial period of 15 days. This application software is a personal inventory manager for your Pocket PC that will keep track of your inventory from your shopping list to your tools or your skin care products.
To effortlessly have a record of the in-depth statistics of both teams in a volleyball game, a coach can take advantage of the technology brought about by VollEspy on a Palm handheld. This software could be a powerful tool in recording statistics of every game. The VollEspy software license includes the complete VollEspy software system plus the Palm and PC applications. To be posted directly to you is the VollEspy CD and a Guide Booklet about the product. Also, when you avail of the license, you will get full support about the product through E-mail and fax. Upgrading to new versions of the said software is available on the Web for free.
Microsoft, the software giant that controls the operating system in all Pocket PCs has just released it latest operating system, the Windows Mobile version 6. This new operating system will provide greater software support to upcoming hardware innovations for the Pocket PC.
There have been some hints from Microsoft that they are changing their views and ideas about the Pocket PC. They are also looking into what kind of features it must possess. All Pocket PCs contain the Microsoft OS and applications built in and they also share similar designs. With software and technology innovations, newer Pocket PCs are now equipped with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi features. With the release of Windows Mobile 2003 OS, Pocket PCs now have integrated support for digital cameras. Microsoft has continuously developed software and improves its Mobile OS to support faster CPUs using the ARM architecture.