Many handheld computers (PDAs) and smart phones now have wireless networking and audio capability, so in theory they could be used for VoIP applications such as EchoLink if appropriate software were developed. However, at this time there is no project underway to port the existing EchoLink software to a platform such as PocketPC.

EchoLink is designed specifically to run under Microsoft Windows. Currently, there are no plans to offer versions of EchoLink for other platforms. However, if you are running a Macintosh with OS X, you can use the program EchoMac by N9YTY, which is compatible with EchoLink. (Support for EchoMac is not available through the EchoLink Web site.) Many users have also had success running EchoLink under Linux using the Wine compatibility layer. See similar questions...

No. ChefTec PDA only runs on handhelds that are running the Palm OS. There are many manufacturers of handheld units that run the Palm OS. You need to find out if the unit you are considering run the Palm Operating System. If it does, then it does not matter who the manufacturer is (such as Sony). The only thing that is important is what operating system is the unit running. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

On PDA, you can use FreeMindPDA. It uses cross-platform SuperWaba (http://www.superwaba.com) Open Source SDK. However, it does not use mind map view, but rather plain tree view; it is not a proper FreeMind version in that sense. See also FreeMind and PDA. See similar questions...

No. Flying Around is designed to be accessed via either a desktop or laptop/notebook computer. The amount of information being displayed does not suit the reduced viewing area a PDA provides. In addition, the Macromedia Flash player available for the Pocket PC is currently at version 6 (Flying Around requires Macromedia Flash Player 7). See similar questions...

The key is only linked to your name, you can use it on multiple PC's for your own use, so if you keep the unlock key in a safe place you will have no trouble loading on a new PC in the future. We no longer test on 98/ME, but since it's a standard .Net application and .Net runs on 98/Me it should work OK. I need to transfer my diet organizer from one old computer to my new one. Can this be done or have I lost it? Please explain in detail as I am not that computer literate. See similar questions...

You can use the STG for Pocket PC with any PDA running Pocket PC 2002 operating system. The STG for Pocket PC records signal from the PDA microphone. Therefore modified acoustic or electronics stethoscope has to be connected to an external microphone port. External microphone port exist on some PDAs, for example AudioVox Thera distributed by Verizon, T-Mobile Pocket PC Phone, iPAQ h5450, etc. See similar questions...

For memory usage, allow about 1Mb per minute of video, so if you have a 30 minute recording, it should take up about 30Mb on your device, or smart card. Once the conversion has finished, you can transfer the file to your Pocket PC like any other file. Most users choose Active Sync. See similar questions...

Yes. All upgrades are subject to substantial discounts. In this particular case, upgrades to SuperMemo 2004 are 60% cheaper for repeat customers and upgrades to SuperMemo 3 for Pocket PC are 50% cheaper. If you happen to add Pocket PC version to your SuperMemo 2004 Upgrade, you will additionally receive a cross-sale discount. Your checkout price is $27, and your actual charge is $21 (after applying the post-purchase PPC discount). See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

NOTE: AIM 2.0 will only run on devices running Windows CE version 2.11 or Windows Powered Pocket PC. Windows CE versions 2.0 and 2.01 do not support AIM 2.0. See similar questions...

No. The Windows Media Player which operates with Pocket PC 2002 and Pocket PC 2003 operating systems is a different technology to the desktop/laptop version. The skin description methods are not compatible. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

Windows Firewall is installed when you update a Windows XP computer to Service Pack 2. If you have Service Pack 2 you will have a Security Centre icon in Control Panel. The first time you attempt to Synchronise your Pocket PC using ActiveSync you should receive a message telling you that Windows Firewall has blocked ActiveSync, and giving you the option to unblock it. See similar questions...

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?. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

Otherwise, if it has a Start button at the bottom of the screen, it's a Palm-size PC, and you can find the version number as follows: Otherwise, if it has a Start menu at the top of the screen, it's a Pocket PC, and you can find the version number as follows: See similar questions...

If you are a licensed Amateur Radio operator, you can use EchoLink to connect your station (or your computer) over the Internet to other amateurs using the same software. All users of EchoLink are registered with their callsign and a number, and the software shows the complete list of all stations currently logged on. Any two stations logged on to the system can then connect to each other, and carry on a voice QSO. See similar questions...