Article Archive

Below is a reverse chronological listing of Windows CE articles in Pen Computing Magazine.

Windows CEntral - Maiden Voyage
The debut of Windows CEntral, Pen Computing's column on CE products and technology. This month's column covers the roll out, support from within Microsoft and the platform-centric model of CE.
Reviews: bFAX Professional, MS Entertainment Pack for WinCE and Casio's QV Link
Two new software packages and one hardward setup that can make you more productive and make a plane ride much more interesting!
Pen Lab: HP Palmtop PC 320LX
We put the screws to HP's new handheld and you'll be surprised at what we found out!
Development: Velo-1
A behind-the-scenes look at the Velo, including prototypes and the inside scoop from it's creators.
WindowsCE-based HPCs and Their Role in Wireless Communication
Andrew Seybold takes a look at how CE fits into the wireless communications model.
Pen Notes
The Navitel Windows CE TouchPhone.

Philips Velo 1 / Hitachi Handheld PC
A close look at the feature packed HPC offering from Philips and the surprisingly different Hitachi device!
Windows CE Status Report
A look at how far CE has come in the short time since it's release, and a HPC comparison chart.
Utility Solutions
Sidebar: Rgged Windows CE handhelds.
Review: Pocket Automap and Pocket Internet Explorer v1.1
Has Microsoft delivered powerful applications for there own handheld platform?
Windows CE Tips & Tricks
Our veteran Windows master, Dom Giangrasso, offers tips and tricks for beginners and advanced users
Windows CE & Handwriting Recognition
Editor-in-Chief Conrad Blickenstorfer covers his favorite topic - handwriting recognition on this new platform.
CE and Wireless
Want an "in" on the latest wireless technology for CE? Check out this article!
Pen Notes
ZAP-IT Wireless for WinCE, CE to support ARM.

Editorial
Conrad Blickenstorfer gets the first shot at WindowsCE and his review is mixed.
Windows CE: The Birth of the HPC Platform
We take an exclusive in-depth look at three Windows CE-based handhelds: The Cassiopeia from Casio, the MobilePro from NEC, and the Velo1 from Philips. Also featured is a technical overview of this exciting new platform, a handwriting recognition review, and a listing of available software at product launch on November 17.
First Looks: WindowsCE Built-in Applications
Our staff writers give three of WinCE's built-in apps real-world testing, and the results are in!
Losing my religion?
See what happens when a die hard Newton user gets ahold of an HPC.
WindowsCE in Healthcare
Will CE be the "missing link" in the portable healthcare solution puzzle? Dr. Thomas Gianulli takes a look at the operating system, and pocketCHART by Physix in this exciting article.

Product Index last updated: Wednesday, May 07, 1997