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A personal look at Windows CE's history (continued)

Windows CE continues to evolve (with Windows CE 3.0 forthcoming some time soon). In future issues, I'll talk about where it's going, how soon it's going to get there, and where I see the platform running into problems.

Product availability and resources
Day-Timers are available from http://www.daytimer.com.

Check out why Thumbs Up! developers like Windows CE so much at http://www.thumbsupsoft.com/whatsin.html.

Jason Dunn, principal of Kensai Design & Communications (at http://www.kensai.com), is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional for Windows CE. In this capacity, he volunteers his time and expertise in the newsgroups and tries to stay on top of the evolving CE platform. Jason also runs two FAQ's at http://windowsce.kensai.com.


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