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Microsoft says handheld software back in sync
November 19, 2005 Company delivers software update to fix handhelds and cell phones that had been prevented from connecting properly with a PC.Start-up merges cell phone and PC into a handheld
December 16, 2005 Almost everyone has a cell phone and a notebook, but cPC says they will sell one box that does it all.Microsoft launches video download service
March 30, 2005 Owners of handhelds using Windows Mobile will be able to download TV programs, other video content.Making the case for Windows on Palm devices
August 11, 2005 Palm exec talks nice about Windows, as the Net buzzes about what comes next for Treo handhelds.MobiTV expands to Windows Mobile
June 29, 2006 Consumers of the TV broadcast service can now use devices that run Microsoft's OS for cell phones and handhelds.Firefox downloaded 75 million times
July 27, 2005 The open-source Mozilla Foundation project expands staff and tricks out its mobile browser amid download milestones.Microsoft aims to be cell phone 'Survivor'
May 6, 2005 Tech giant hopes to outwit, outplay and outlast its opponents with impending release of Windows Mobile 5.Start-up shrinks PC to palm size
April 16, 2002 A Seattle-based company called Oqo plans to show a handheld at the WinHEC confab this week that is capable of full-size PC functions.Windows-powered Palm Treo set to ring
September 24, 2005 Verizon Wireless will be the first carrier for Palm smart phone featuring Microsoft software.Is Linux Palm's savior?
May 25, 2005 Despite ambitious plans to embed the OS in devices, PalmSource is struggling with market forces and internal upheaval.Gates sees big dollars in little devices
May 10, 2005 Bill Gates says cell phones have yet to catch up to the power of his company's software.Palm: We're not abandoning Palm OS
November 8, 2005 Facing concern from developers, CEO Ed Colligan reiterates the company's support for its namesake operating system.Microsoft buddies up for business IM
April 19, 2005 Company cozies up to software rivals to provide ways for employees to send IMs from cell phones and handhelds.Transmeta: Time for PCs to get personal
January 8, 2004 The chipmaker is helping manufacturers create "ultra-personal computers," a new category of tiny PCs for businesses.Microsoft's HailStorm unleashed
March 19, 2001 The software giant unveils a set of software building blocks, grouped under the code name HailStorm, aimed at upstaging rival America Online.Microsoft hits redial in cell phone battle
May 10, 2005 Company is trying to take on Nokia and others with its latest Windows Mobile release and scores of carrier deals. Photo: Going Windows MobileIs the Palm OS missing the multimedia boat?
April 27, 2006 Sexy new mobile apps from Google, TiVo and others are debuting on operating systems that are more current than Palm's.MS pushes new Exchange 2003 service pack
October 20, 2005 Features include delivery of e-mail directly to mobile devices and an authentication protocol Microsoft says will help filter spam.PDA shipments near record levels
August 2, 2005 Study also finds that Windows CE is the operating system of choice for business-minded road warriors.Sony announces its Vaio PC
June 18, 1996 Sony applies its consumer electronics muscle with two multimedia home PCs.
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