in 1998 Microsoft announced its collaboration with Sega on sega's new Dreamcast home video game system according to the press release Microsoft will provide an optimized version of the Microsoft ...

Microsoft's dedicated OS for embedded and pocket devices, Windows CE, has reached the end of its support lifetime and is no more. Vole debuted Windows CE in November 1996 without ever telling anyone ...

Yes you can write and devlop your own DC software. No, you cannot use WinCE, you don't and won't be able to get the version in the DC dev kit, its not the same one thats publically availible, and no ...

As part of its effort to deal with the threat of open-source software, Microsoft plans to let device makers modify more of the source code of its specialized Windows CE operating system. But some say ...

As part of its effort to deal with the threat of open-source software, Microsoft plans to let device makers modify more of the source code of its specialized Windows CE operating system. But some say ...

Microsoft Corp. on Wednesday is set to unveil enhancements to the VOIP (voice over Internet Protocol) capabilities of Windows CE in the upcoming Version 5.0, as well as several partnerships with ...

Before there were netbooks running Linux and Windows XP, there were handheld PCs, running EPOC or Windows CE software. They may not have been able to run full fledged desktop applications like Firefox ...

A new release of Microsoft Corp.’s Windows CE is poised to make devices more secure, reliable and better at handling multimedia files, Microsoft said Monday. Additionally, Windows CE 5.0 will bring ...

I worked a lot with CE6-8. The OS had a lot of potential but never really got the love it needed. It was clear that it was supported by a team of about 10 people in a company with 10s of thousands of ...

Microsoft Corp. is expanding a source-code sharing program for its Windows CE mobile operating system and giving users and software developers the ability to alter the code, provided that they do so ...

The company lowers the price on Windows CE.Net to encourage developers to squeeze the operating system into consumer electronics devices and industrial equipment. Michael Kanellos is editor at large ...