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Choosing the right mobile solution for your organization can be daunting. Learn how multiple devices might provide the best solution ultimately. by Patricia Cardoza April 2003 Issue For this solution: Pocket PC, Palm OS, Tablet PC ADVERTISEMENT T hese days it seems there are as many mobile devices on the market as there are models of cars on the road. Every few weeks a new mobile phone, PDA, or other smart device comes on the scene, which can be overwhelming if you\'re trying to decide...
Updated: 05/30/2005
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If you maintain a web calendar, the vCalendar/iCalendar specifications can help you share calendar events with users through your site. By clicking on a simple link to a text file, your events can be added to your users\' Outlook, Palm Desktop, or scheduling program of their choice. Such an application can be easy, simple, and automated if the event data is stored in a database, and the text file is formatted to the vCalendar/iCalendar specification with any scripting...
Updated: 05/30/2005
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With a little effort, you can make wireless computing safe and simple to use, even in the enterprise. by Nelson Ruest and Danielle Ruest July 2003 Issue For This Solution: Microsoft Windows 2000 Server or later, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows Embedded, Pocket PC devices, Palm devices, 802.1x connectivity ADVERTISEMENT Y our wireless computing implementation needs to be secure to succeed. When security measures are executed properly, users are freed from the tether of the wire;...
Updated: 05/30/2005
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I was fascinated to read a recent Pico Communications press release that announced \"the largest Bluetooth wireless network in the United States.\" Pico is providing Bluetooth access points (APs) throughout all four buildings (covering 160,000 square feet) of Palm Computing\'s headquarters in Cupertino, California. I\'ve been skeptical of Bluetooth since I saw it demonstrated at a fall COMDEX show 2 years ago. At that time,...
Updated: 05/30/2005
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Most PDAs come with prewired Internet Explorer. Its versions may be different, or a vendor may decide that its device doesn\'t need it al all. But, when it does exist, it\'s just natural to use its capabilities, isn\'t it? In this article, we will discuss how to do it on different types of PDA and WinCE flavors. Using HtlmControl Even on very old devices with OS Palm Size PC 2.11, you have htmlview.dll (and respectively, htmlview.lib ). This stuff is...
Updated: 05/30/2005
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D esigning user input methods and displaying information on devices that are, for the most part, usability challenged are among the toughest tests for developers of wireless Web applications. Typing in text on a phone\'s numeric keypad is tedious at best and torturous at worst for many of us impatient types. Stylus-driven character recognition and soft keyboards on handheld devices like Pocket PC and Palm can be inconvenient when on the move. Small screen sizes on phones and handheld...
Updated: 05/30/2005
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Palm recently released the Tungsten T . After spending some time with this new Palm OS 5 device, I have to say this is one of the most exciting offerings I\'ve seen from Palm in quite a while. The first striking feature of the Tungsten is its slider design. The outside of the slider features four buttons--Date Book, Address Book, To-Do List, and Note Pad--plus a new five-way Navigator, which allows for fast scrolling through long lists without tapping on the...
Updated: 05/30/2005
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As we discussed in the previous article , a Palm OS application may interact with other inhabitants of a PDA device by using launch codes, Exchange Manager or Local Exchange Library, general Palm OS notifications (if Notification Feature Set is available), or a Helper API. It may be difficult to decide which of them to use for each specific case. This article is targeting the last two methods. General Notifications As you may guess, notifications are pretty similar...
Updated: 05/30/2005
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The previous article told about Serial Manager. Now, we\'ll discuss how to develop network applications in a Palm OS environment. Obviously, we won\'t cover all available API calls, but will try to highlight the most common flow. Net Library Architecture: Distant Glance The Network Library can be naturally divided into two parts: the API itself and the protocol stack. This is a standard division for such kind of arcitectures. Your application as a...
Updated: 05/30/2005
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Introduction When I first started to play around with Palm OS programming, I was surprised that floating point support is highly restricted, supporting only basic math. Even though I understood that, due to obvious system restrictions, a reasonable part of the standard C library was not implemented as either a part of OS or a separate library, my senses have not afforded it quietly. Initially, Palm OS has supported only 16-bit precision math; then,...
Updated: 05/30/2005
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