The shortcut of Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition. Predecessor of WM5 (Windows Mobile 5). The new features includes an upgraded Pocket Internet Explorer (PIE) and native screen rotating.
The shortcut of Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition (Codename: Ozone Upgrade). Predecessor of WM5 (Windows Mobile 5). The new features includes an upgraded Pocket Internet Explorer (PIE) and native screen rotating.
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Who can really tell me the different between Windows Mobile 2003 2nd Edition Software and Windows Mobile 2003 Edition Software - Phone edition. (Technically)
Because recently i saw the spec for the coming xda lls and xda lli, they are using the latest Windows Mobile 2003 2nd Edition Software.
My friend who is using Ipaq 6300 series - Phone edition, in the brochure they did mention this phone is come with Windows Mobile 2003 2nd Edition Software but what i see is actually the same as the window mobile 2003 first edition.
Re: Different between 2003 2nd edit & 2003 edit - Phone
deric_3838 said:
Who can really tell me the different between Windows Mobile 2003 2nd Edition Software and Windows Mobile 2003 Edition Software - Phone edition. (Technically)
Because recently i saw the spec for the coming xda lls and xda lli, they are using the latest Windows Mobile 2003 2nd Edition Software.
My friend who is using Ipaq 6300 series - Phone edition, in the brochure they did mention this phone is come with Windows Mobile 2003 2nd Edition Software but what i see is actually the same as the window mobile 2003 first edition.
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The main feature of WMSE is ScreenRotationService - which allows you to rotate your screen to any angle. The other changes are minor and very subjective (stability improvement, speedup and etc)
The shortcut of Windows Mobile 5, Microsoft's latest operating system for Windows Mobile devices.
The shortcut of Windows Mobile 5 (Codename: Magneto), Microsoft's latest operating system for Windows Mobile devices.
The abbreviated form of Windows Mobile 5 (Codename: Magneto), Microsoft's latest operating system for Windows Mobile devices. New features include better one-handed operational support due to newly added soft keys, a more aesthetic user interface. Pocket Office has been replaced by Office Mobile, offering a more complete experience of Office within your pocket. Supports persistent memory storage. Predecessor to Windows Mobile Photon (under production, not available yet)
Hello,
I want to develop a GPS application for the for O2 Xda orbit with Visual Studio 2005 and C#, but unfortunately I am not sure what kind of category this device belongs to. It could be a smartphone, but also a pocket pc with phone functionality.
Which device from the Windows Mobile 6 SDK is most suitable to emulate the Xda Orbit?
Thanks in advance!
If you want to develop with c# .NET you have to select Visual C# -> Mobile Device -> Windows CE 5.0 or higher
in my Visual Studio i can choose between Pocket PC 2003, Smartphone 2003 and Windows CE 5.0
but if you have updated your XDA with Windows Mobile 6 you can download the SDK of Windows Mobile 6 from Microsoft.. so you can exactly develop for 6.0 Platform
hi guys,
i recently got an ipaq hw6965. but i do have installer of Microsoft Office Mobile 6.1 for my ipaq 912.
the thing is, i like better using 69xx because its size is bigger from 91x, but i do using word mobile quite often and all of my document i'm working on is *.docx/*.xlsx which is office mobile 5 does not have capabilities to read or edit the file.
i tried to installed the office 6.1, at first there is no problem on installing progress, after a soft reset, the office mobile 5 is no longer available, but when i click on word mobile there was no responses at all, i also cannot run other office mobile application (excel and powerpoint) but i can run smoothly microsoft onenote mobile which came from office mobile 6.1 package.
so my question are, can i remove (uninstall) mobile office 5? how?
thx
I don't understand why this is happening. I have one device running Windows Mobile 6.5.0 BONE STOCK with no manufacturer enhancements or modifications (HP Glisten) and the version of Internet Explorer Mobile 6 included on that device DOES reflow text to fit the page automatically whenever I zoom in or out. Great.
I have another device running WinMo 6.5.3 (Sony Ericsson Aspen - newer) and the version of IE Mobile included on it does NOT reflow text upon zooming in or out. Why would this be? Why would a newer, more recent edition of IE Mobile 6 not have a feature that an only slightly older version does include?
Does anyone know if there's a registry setting or something that can enable this feature in IE Mobile 6? I just can't understand why it wouldn't do it when the Glisten does, and it's running the older WM 6.5.
Can anyone help? Please..?