imported_Jack Cook

There is a very comprehensive (and lengthy) guide for Windows Mobile 6 that was just released that is nice to download and read in your leisure. This Reference Guide will give you the "core information" that you will need to understand all the new features that are included in this new release.

Willthis Reference Guidehelp you? I think so because it will clarify understandings as well as serve as a valuable reference in understanding features.

In part, you will see: Windows Mobile 6 Classic

Windows Mobile 6 Classic replaces the Pocket PC and Pocket PC Premium editions for non-connected devices. Windows Mobile 6 Classic has the Windows Mobile base platform, has a touchscreen UI, and allows the user to add applications. It also includes the new Windows Live and Windows Mobile Update as standard components. Optional components in Windows Mobile 6 Classicinclude Microsoft Office Mobile, Remote Desktop Mobile, and Voice Command 1.6.

Windows Mobile 6 Standard

Windows Mobile 6 Standard replaces the Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone edition for the connected set of devices. Though it does not have a touchscreen, Windows Mobile 6 Standard includes the new Windows Live, Windows Mobile Update, and Windows Mobile Marketplace as standard features. New to Windows Mobile 6 Standard is the licensable Microsoft Office Mobile component. IP telephony is a new feature for Windows Mobile that is offered for Windows Mobile 6 Standard devices as an optional license component. Voice Command 1.6 is available as a licensable component as well.

Windows Mobile 6 Professional

Windows Mobile Pocket PC Phone Edition has been replaced by the touchscreen-capable Windows Mobile 6 Professional SKU. Like Windows Mobile 6 Standard, Windows Mobile 6 Professional includes Windows Live, Windows Mobile Update, and Windows Mobile Marketplace as standard components. Windows Mobile 6 Professional includes a number of optional license components: Microsoft Office Mobile, Remote Desktop Mobile, IP Telephony, and Voice Command 1.6.

Download the Windows Mobile Reference Guide here

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gasusan2006

I haven't had a chance to try Windows Mobile 6 (yet) but I read through some of the reference guide anyway. It looks like a very useful reference!

Thanks Jack, for posting the information and link!
Susan