Pocket PC – November 00 Vol. 3 No. 5
Pocket PC was a magazine published by Thaddeus Computing covering devices, software, and accessories based on the Microsoft Pocket PC standard.
Pocket PC magazine evolved from the company’s earlier newsletter The Portable Paper, changing names multiple times as the industry transitioned between major mobile platforms.
Artifact Details
Thaddeus Computing
United States
English
November, 2000
$4.95
The issue featured the following content:
- Fun and Rugged Pocket PCs from Casio
- Interview with Microsoft's Manager of Pocket PC Development
- Portable Keyboards for the Pocket PC
- Modems for Your Pocket PC
- Control Your Desktop PC Using Your Handheld PC
- Pocket Excel: Powerhouse of the Pocket PC
- Book Review: How to Do Everything with Your Pocket PC & Handheld PC
- Wireless Options for Windows CE
- Wireless Internet Access from a Handheld PC Pro
- Interview with Symbol Technologies' Robert Schreib
- What You Need to Build a Mobile Enterprise Solution
- Windows CE Enterprise Solution Providers
8.5" x 11" (64 pages)
1528-5456
PER-M-0001
2000-11-01
2018-05-16
About the Organization
Thaddeus Computing, formerly called Personalized Software, was founded in 1985. The company's initial publication, The Portable Paper, was a newsletter covering the HP Portable (aka HP 110) and HP Portable Plus (aka HP 110 Plus). When that line of computers was discontinued in 1991, Thaddeus Computing launched a newsletter related to Hewlett-Packard's series of Palmtop PCs including the HP 95LX, HP 100LX, HP 200LX etc. called The HP Palmtop Paper. It was discontinued in 1999 following the demise of the HP Palmtops.
As the market moved towards PDAs, in 1997 Thaddeus Computing launched Handheld PC Magazine, the company's first glossy magazine. It covered the Handheld PC devices based on Microsoft's new Windows CE software. In 2000, with Microsoft's launch of the Pocket PC hardware specification and software suite, the name was changed to Pocket PC. As Microsoft phased out the use of the Pocket PC nomenclature in lieu of Windows Mobile in 2007, the name of the magazine was changed to Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine.
As editorial coverage of technology shifts away from print publications and to the Internet, Smartphone & Pocket PC expanded its online offerings, which included complete archives of past issues, a product encyclopedia, and expert blogs. The magazine ceased publication in 2008.
(Source: Wikipedia)
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Pocket PC was a magazine published by Thaddeus Computing covering devices, software, and accessories based on the Microsoft Pocket PC standard.
Pocket PC magazine evolved from the company’s earlier newsletter The Portable Paper, changing names multiple times as the industry transitioned between major mobile platforms.
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