pocket pc

Microsoft’s ecosystem hit and curious pivot this week: a community-fueled revival of the Windows Phone concept via a third‑party device that can run Windows 11, while Microsoft’s flagship desktop OS continues to wrestle with a fresh wave of stability bugs affecting apps and core features. The...

Nex Computer’s NexPhone promises to be the kind of gadget that makes tech enthusiasts grin: a midrange smartphone that’s explicitly engineered to become a full PC — running Android and Linux with desktop modes and, most unusually, able to boot into Windows 11 so it can act as a proper Windows PC...

Craft Studio’s OmniOne Pocket PC lands like a familiar idea in a new form: a compact, thumb-typed handheld that runs full Windows 11, packs an Intel N‑series APU, and promises to deliver a real desktop experience you can carry in a jacket pocket — or at least in a small bag. Background /...

Microsoft's 2015 bet — that the company needed a radical rethink of what a phone should be — reads today like both a frustrated plea and a surprisingly prescient strategy note: reject the me‑too handset, fuse mobile with PC-grade productivity, and invent a pocket‑sized form factor that plays to...

Windows keeps getting updated, and the quickest way to know what it’s doing on your PC is to check the version — a step that takes seconds but can shape whether your apps run, your data stays protected, and whether features like Copilot are even available to you. This practical guide explains...

Microsoft’s renewed push to make Windows a deeply agentic, multimodal platform—paired with ambitious Copilot investments—has quietly rewritten the conditions that once made a Microsoft-branded phone an improbable gamble; taken together, those shifts make the idea of a “new Windows phone” not...

Artificial intelligence would have told Pete Carroll to hand the ball to Marshawn Lynch. The verdict — blunt, repeatable and nearly universal among modern analysts — is now being echoed by the same generative models that pundits and teams are experimenting with at the edge of NFL operations. Yet...

When new devices attempt to redefine what’s possible in the world of Windows tablets, a sense of skepticism, excitement, and curiosity all collide. The Surface NUC1 exemplifies this dynamic beautifully—a pocketable, chubby tablet aiming to offer genuine desktop potential in an ultra-portable...

If you’ve ever daydreamed about having a full-powered Windows 11 PC stashed in your jacket pocket—perhaps for those moments when your inner productivity beast erupts in the coffee shop or you need to tap into some retro gaming nostalgia on the bus—your oddly specific wish may just have come...

Carrier NTT DoCoMo unveiled their massive phone line-up today for Japan. Among them the Windows 7 Handset stands out in an odd way. This not a Windows Phone, it literally runs Windows. To be exact it... More...

Hey All just wondering if there is any way I can connect an old Casio Cassiopeia Pocket PC thats running Windows CE Version 3.0.9348 to my windows 7 Ultimate laptop? I know its a long shot but I was having a clean out today and came across this pocet pc and amazingly its working and with all...

My phone is an old O2 XDAII running Pocket PC 4.2. Much as I'd love to upgrade it's not really on the cards at the moment, mainly because of cost (and I'm watching to see how 3rd party apps for the Palm Pre shape up). The issue is that Active Sync doesn't run on Vista or Win 7 but Mobile Device...

I can't get my Windows Mobile 6 device to sync. I'm sure it's a device driver problem - from the hardware device manager I see "Pocket PC USB Sync" and it's saying no device driver found for it. Winblows can't find it from the online updates either. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks!

I have successfully been able to sync my iPaq with Outlook (Full Version) and my files. Anyone out there know what I now have to download in order to sync with MS Money 2006 with VISTA Home Premium? In the Mobile Device Centre or Sync Centre there is no functionality to sync Money 2006 and...

I was wondering if anyone had success in sycning their pocket pc devices with Outlook while using Vista? I currently have a iPaq 4700 with Windows Mobile 5.0 but I cannot get Vista to see the device. It sees and syncs the CF and SD cards which I have inserted in the pocket pc but it does not...