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September 2000
  • Agenda Today keeps your week in focus
  • eWallet provides information protection
  • Why lose the Palm device in favor of a Pocket PC?
  • Peacemaker brings cross-OS communication
  • The Good Book gets even better with PocketBible
  • Get organized with your Pocket PC
  • Microsoft Transcriber: great handwriting recognition for the Pocket PC
  • Pocket PC Viruses: Myth or looming threat?
August 2000
  • Organize your contacts with CardScan
  • Beggars in Spain, the perfect ebook for sleepless nights
  • Zippy's Pocket PC software list
  • The battle over Napster
  • Upgrade blues and the physics of product reviews
  • Ashley's mobile tradeshow guide
  • PocketTV: multimedia for the masses
July 2000
  • Resources for doctors and lawyers and such
  • Welcome to Pocket PC Life Magazine
  • Shoulder the burden of personal electronics with e-Holster
  • Former Palm device user takes the Pocket PC path
  • Otter Box offers PDA protection
  • Can a handheld replace a laptop?
  • Improve your life by tackling tolerations
  • Rock around the block with Windows Media Player
June 2000
  • The best of Windows CE Power
  • Screen protectors from scratch
  • Coming next month: Pocket PC Life Magazine
  • Inputting text one SIP at a time
  • PhatWare's HPC Notes 3.0 Professional and HPC Spell
  • Developer One's AccessPanel Platinum Edition and CodeWallet
May 2000
  • Auto PC/Windows CE for Automotive news bites
  • Hooked on classics
  • Ashley's mobile tradeshow guide
  • SyncTalk: beaming across the OS chasm
  • Pocket PC launches handheld computers further into cyberspace
  • When is the right time to upgrade?
April 2000
  • New software products for the Auto PC
  • Free stuff for the digital cowboy
  • PDAs by the dashboard light
  • Stephen King: king of the ebooks
  • New Windows CE coming soon
  • Developer One's AutoGraph 1.5
March 2000
  • A survey of Auto PC 2.0 for software developers
  • How have we helped?
  • PDAs then and now
  • A tale of three palmtops
  • Ashley's mobile tradeshow guide
  • Developer One's ClassPro
February 2000
  • Free fast food for Windows CE?
  • Ode to our Senior Technical Editors
  • Next generation AutoPCs make a big debut at CES
  • HP hotkeys, OK buttons, and file existence
  • A student's view of Windows CE
  • The virtual wallet
January 2000
  • Buffy, Angel, Socrates, and a few agile managers
  • Now you can PliNk! like a PC
  • Welcome to the new millennium
  • PDF files on Windows CE: an exclusive preview
  • Palm-sized input panel quirks and mounted database volumes
  • Routefinder PNA: Windows CE guides the way
December 1999
  • Way to go, ActiveSync 3.0!
  • A look at the first year of the Auto PC with Microsoft
  • Improve handwriting recognition with Calligrapher 5.3
  • The Zen collection
  • Freeing up DLLs, avoiding suspend mode, and listbox tricks
  • Two more screen capture utilities
November 1999
  • Understanding the Auto PC's Running Application Model
  • There's none so blind as those who won't see
  • Dave's CE Pages
  • Power grandmas and device decisions
  • Sega Dreamcast: Windows CE's newest family member
  • At the top of the list: ListPro 2.0
October 1999
  • A better microphone for Auto PC
  • Leno, Letterman, and Mobile Channels
  • David on WebTV, satellites, and Dreamcast
  • Fun with translators
  • Getting the most out of DialupMaster options
  • Bringing today's best-sellers to the palm of your hand
  • Giving your Auto PC a new name
September 1999
  • Back to the school of Oz
  • Personal Digital Assistant Message Boards
  • It's not Y2K, it's stupidity!
  • CoPilot for the Auto PC
  • Master dialup connections with DialupMaster
  • The Brooks journal project
  • Inside the world's first mobile magazine network
  • Capturing screen shots using Capture CE
  • Important answers to Y2K questions
August 1999
  • A survey of resources for Auto PC owners
  • The dinky dozen: 12 helpful utilities in the bUSEFUL bundle
  • Summer fun and American patriotism
  • A veritable Geek bonanza
  • The Internet, legality, and you
  • Digital praise and yet more praise
  • Instant conversions for world travelers
  • The quest for free POP3 email for Windows CE that works
  • Microsoft Plus! and PowerToys: free resources from our friends in Redmond
July 1999
  • Getting started developing software for the Auto PC
  • Windows CE and digital cameras
  • Joules, Jules and more jewels: a handful of science
  • Shore Systems
  • Introducing the new Windows CE Power channels
  • Delays are despicable
  • Getting the most out of Pocket Word
June 1999
  • The AutoPC: Vision vs. Reality
  • Meet Sun Tzu, avoid flogging and keelhauling
  • The Gadgeteer
  • Make sure it's got a little 'Oooh' in it…
  • Nostalgic, destructive, and constructive
  • How Windows CE devices are designed and built
  • Ten great applications you'll just love
May 1999
  • Using the AvantGo Server 2.11
  • Sports on the Go
  • Back to the future, software style
  • Must-have programs and utilities for Windows CE
  • Programming Windows CE applications on your Windows CE machine
  • Create your own Windows CE Mobile Channel
  • Understanding all those different Windows CE versions
  • Windows CE: Where do you want to go tomorrow?
April 1999
  • Put a doctor in your pocket: a guide to medical and health-related Windows CE resources
  • Welcome to Windows CE Power Magazine
  • Windows CE for Students
  • Where to find Windows CE resources online
  • Inside Microsoft's Windows CE strategy
  • A week in bed with Jornada
  • How to use Ethernet with Windows CE
  • A personal look at Windows CE's history


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