Posted 09/28/08 at 07:10:12 AM by Pulkit Chandna

Taiwan-based HTC might be committed to the progress of Android but it hasn’t forgotten Windows Mobile - its favorite mobile platform. Not that it has the luxury of forsaking Windows Mobile. It happens to be the leading manufacturer of Windows Mobile-based devices in the world.
The company’s CMO John Wang said that Android and Windows Mobile can coexist. However, Wang let it be known as to where HTC’s allegiance actually lies. He stated that Windows Mobile will continue to be most important for the company. This statement appears to be targeted at Microsoft rather than the average smartphone consumer.
Posted 07/17/08 at 05:34:53 PM by Tom Halfhill
Intel’s strategy for Atom processors and WiMAX hinges partly on a new class of handheld computers called mobile Internet devices (MIDs). Larger than cellphones but smaller than subnotebook PCs, MIDs are supposed to make the Internet available anytime, anywhere.
Actually, MIDs aren’t new. They’re the third major attempt to establish the nebulous product category of personal digital assistants (PDAs). Hit the jump for a history lesson, and read what challenges need to be overcome.
Posted 08/01/04 at 12:00:00 AM by The Maximum PC Staff
In the PDF archive of the August 2004 issue, you can find:
- Ultimate Fix-It Guide! 34 Ways to Fix Your PC
- Dual-Layer DVD is Here!
- 22 Hardcore Reviews
- Ask the Doctor
- Rig of the Month
- The Watchdog
- And a whole lot more!
Click the big giant cover image to the right to download the PDF archive today!
Posted 04/01/04 at 12:00:00 AM by The Maximum PC Staff
In the PDF archive of the April 2004 issue, you can find:
- 28 Ingenious Projects You Can Start and Finish Today
- Use your PDA as a Universal Remote
- Notebook Shootout
- Six Hot New Digital Cameras
- How To: Make Microsoft Word Work for You!
- Ask the Doctor
- Rig of the Month
- The Watchdog
- And a whole lot more!
Click the big giant cover image to the right to download the PDF archive today!





