The 2.0 version brings many improvements and it has only one disadvantage: you need to install it by hand - it's not embedded in ROM of Windows Mobile devices as the version 1.0 ... The Microsoft .NET Compact Framework 2.0

Samsung i300 has no Windows Mobile 5.0 so don't buy it! Samsung i300 has no Wi-Fi, so don't buy it! Author of this review obviously not only is biased because he is (undeservedly) a Microsoft MVP but also because it

Winners will receive great prizes including; a Qtek 9100 Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 device; free version of Visual Studio 2005; tailored marketing services and support plus access to the globally recognised Mobile2Market programme; plus free distribution through www.handango.co.uk and www.expansys.co.uk

Japanese security software maker Trend Micro has teamed with PC maker Dell Inc. to sell Internet security software to consumers, a Trend Micro executive said on Friday. Financial terms were not disclosed. Starting next week Dell will load free 90-day

Taiwanese computer company Acer is readying several new notebook PCs and a 37-inch flat-screen television with a built-in media gateway it showed off at an investors' conference here today. The media gateway allows video, music, pictures, and other data on

Lost Coast is a playable showcase for HDR lighting. Fire up steam to download it now. As you might imagine it's fairly demanding on spec, but it's an excuse to put your new graphics card to the test. I have

Yesterday, Taiwanese E-Ten Corporation officially announced the launch of the E-Ten M600 Pocket PC Phone Edition, a perfect combination of wireless technology and style, the M600 continues the E-TEN tradition of international award winning design concepts...

There is some cool stuff going o­n in the world of SPOT. A request by many people was to have some of the ole SPOT faces back for download. MSN Direct has done this and added 2 new faces, Eyeball

Scientists at leading research labs are starting to push the data-transmission capabilities of fiber-optic cable into the realm of the mind-boggling. Setting a new record, researchers at Lucent's Bell Labs have for the first time managed to push an astonishing

Over 80 Norwegian students have developed, tested and built the satellite, which weighs about one kilo (2.2 lbs) and contains 1000 components, including a miniature computer, antennae, steering systems, solar panels and batteries. The satellite will monitor naval traffic and