The World Clock gadget is currently not available when accessing your Google Personalized Homepage from a Smartphone of Pocket PC based cellular phone. At this point, only a very small number of gadgets are supported (all from Google as far as we understand). We will investigate how to support this platform as soon as Google provides us with information.

Windows Small Business Server 2003 configures connectivity for your Smartphone or Pocket PC Phone Edition when the device connects to a client computer within the network. Then the device can be synchronized with the server in a wireless environment. Users can send and receive e-mail, and manage contacts and calendar items as if they were sitting at their desktop computer. I need a network that is dependable and secure. When my network goes down, my company's productivity comes to a stand-still.

SBS 2003 R2 configures connectivity for your Windows Mobile-based Smartphone or Pocket PC Phone Edition when the device connects to a client computer within the network. Once configured, the device can be synchronized with the server in any wireless environment. Users can send and receive e-mail, and manage contacts and calendar items as if they were sitting at their desktop computer. You can learn how to configure SBS and your wireless devices for remote e-mail access on the Microsoft Web site.

Even though this is not explicitly supported, you can have the World Clocks gadget displayed on your Microsoft Windows Desktop using the Active Desktop functionality built-in Microsoft Windows. The following is a step by step instruction on how to do this. Go to the Google World Clocks gadget configuration page and set the World Clocks as you would like it to look on your desktop. Click the "Get the Code" button, and copy the HTML displayed in the text box at the bottom of the page.

Setting up the World Clock gadget on your website, page, blog, on your Microsoft Windows Desktop, etc.:

Any operating system supporting an up to date web browser should work. We are currently validating the correct operation of the World Clocks gadget on the following operating systems: Linux Red Hat 7.3 We are constantly monitoring our users web operating systems manufacturers and versions and we will add new operating systems to our test environment as it becomes necessary.

Apple Safari 2.0 or newer - users have reported the automatic resizing to be non functional on version 1.3.2 We are currently validating the good working of the World Clocks gadget on the following web browsers: Mozilla Firefox 2.0 We are constantly monitoring our users web browser models and versions and we will add new web browser to our test environment as it becomes necessary.

Windows Mobile-based software includes many features to help you stay connected to the office while you're on the go. By using programs like Pocket Word, Pocket Excel, Pocket Outlook, and Pocket Internet Explorer, you can access your e-mail or draft a document in Microsoft Office Word while you're at the airport or between meetings. Once you're back at the office or at home, you can also easily synchronize this new information with your main computer.

Yes, Skylog can be used with Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PCs provided you are using or have upgraded to Pocket PC application V1.05 (Skylog Pro) or V1.04 (Skylog) as appropriate. Please note that, because the Pocket PC applications were designed for use with the Pocket PC 2000/2002/2003 operating systems, certain display features provided in Windows Mobile 5 (eg, using Skylog with the 'Landscape' screen setting) are not available. Go to free Palm & Pocket PC upgrades to download these upgrades.

Pocket PCs come with mobile versions of Office applications in addition to Microsoft Outlook Mobile. Though there are different Pocket PCs, many come with Wi-Fi to enable you to connect to the Internet when you are in a wireless hotspot. With a Pocket PC, you'll be able to use Word Mobile, Excel Mobile, and PowerPoint Mobile and browse the Internet if you have a device with Wi-Fi and are in a wireless hotspot.

This will be detailed later, but for the time being follow this link to the Google Gadget Module utility.

This will be documented at a later time... Refer to the previous question/answer for some information on this topic.

Unfortunately, MySpace doesn't currently allow to add Google Gadgets on your page. Please refer to this comment from Google, and feel free to contact MySpace to express your wish to add Google Gadgets to your page on their system.

Collectorz.com and Ilium Software have teamed up to bring you the perfect solution for cataloging your collection and viewing it on your Pocket PC or Palm device.

Yes! We offer a smaller software package exclusively for Smartphone users. If you have a touchscreen on your Windows Mobile phone, then it is a Pocket PC Phone Edition device, and you should order the regular Pocket PC Software Package. The Smartphone version of the package works for Windows Mobile devices without the touchscreen.

If your smartphone has a medium-sized screen plus a phone keypad (e.g. a Motorola MPX200 or an Orange SPV), it's probably running "Windows for Smartphones", in which case you can find the version by pressing the following keys: The screen will display something like "Microsoft Windows Powered Smartphone 2002 Version 3.0 (build 12255)" If it has a large PDA-style touch-sensitive screen and navigation buttons (e.

WeatherBug will run on any Windows Mobile Smartphone that is running Smartphone 2003 or Smartphone 2003 Second Edition.

The Smartphone/Pocket PC Owner Name is the name that appears in the 'Name' field when you select 'Start, Settings, Owner Information' on the device. It is used to generate your unique registration code.

The GPS Utilities program is based on the Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites; to use it, you will need a GPS Receiver in addition to your Smartphone/Pocket PC (if there isn't one built-in already). Basically, the GPS receiver receives GPS signal from the satellites, and transfers your position information to the Smartphone/Pocket PC, GPS Utilities then reads and evaluates the information for you on screen.

If the Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC is not connected to its charger while not in use, the battery may discharge when left powered off overnight due to continuous ActiveSync attempts to make a connection. Click here for instructions of how to disable this ActiveSync property.

Clean Install Instructions: In order for HandyCards to work on Windows Mobile 2003 (a.k.a. PoPC 2003) devices, you need to install the extra runtime files provided by Microsoft. Please note that if you have an older Pocket PC running either Pocket PC 2000 or Pocket PC 2002 operating systems, you do NOT need the runtime files. Click here to get Microsoft's required runtime files. It is VERY important in which order you install the runtime files and HandyCards.

Answer: No, while some users prefer word completion, others find it annoying and requiring many corrections and therefore, Phraze-It® enables users to type very efficiently without having the device predetermine word decisions for them. Also, users do not need to scroll through word choices. If the user prefers using word completion provided by the device manufacturer, that functionality should be compatible while using Phraze-It®.

To add the gadget to your Personalized Homepage, click on this button: and follow the instructions on the Google page. Next time you go to Google.com or your localized version of Google, you should have the World Clock gadget on your page. You can then move it by drag and drop or assign it to a tab. You can add multiple instances of the gadget by repeating the above steps. It is no longer necessary to have a Google Account in order to use the Personalized Homepage.

Click on the [v] icon from the World Clocks title bar (see 1 on image below), next to the [-] and [x] icons. Click on the menu item "Edit Settings" (see 2 on image below) and choose the time zones you want to display (time zone names are based on country names and when required state, area or city names) and set the text of the label you would like displayed under the clock. Note that clocks 1 to 4 allow you to choose a time zone from a list.

Yes! MIDlets written with Simplicity for Mobile Devices may run on any device which has a MIDP-compatible JVM installed.

the time of launch of the Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 Operating system, many of the accessories and software do work with the new operating system. If you experience any difficulty with a third party software or accessory, check the third partyâ??s website for a driver update.

It works under Windows Mobile 2002, Windows Mobile 2003, Windows Mobile 2003 Phone Edition and Windows Mobile 2003 SE. Internet Explorer for Pocket PC 2002 does not support CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) at all, so some CHM eBooks may look strange.