Microsoft has ended support for Windows CE, an operating system you probably thought was already dead, if you knew it had ever existed in the first place. Initially developed to bring a simple ...

(Windows Consumer Electronics) Microsoft's earlier version of Windows for handheld devices and embedded systems that ran on x86, ARM, MIPS and SuperH CPUs. Introduced in 1996, Windows CE was renamed ...

It was a proto-netbook. It was a palmtop. It was a PDA. It was Windows Phone 7 but not Windows Phone 8, and then it was an embedded ghost. Its parents never seemed to know what to do with it after it ...

Windows Mobile/Windows CE/Palm OS: Although development has halted on the project, The Core Pocket Media Player (TCPMP) remains a robust option for media playback on Windows and Palm-based mobile ...

If your operation uses mobile computers running Windows Mobile/CE OS, you should know that future support isn't coming. That means it's time for a migration plan. For most companies – upwards of 90% ...

ATMs were a joke. They were running NT4 in 2005 still because the financial industry is so allergic to change. Who am I kidding they’re still probably running it. I always thought the concept of ...