By Gail Fitzmaurice, 07/09/2002
Gail Fitzmaurice talks about a successful real-world application of Microsoft .NET--an event-management and attendee-communication system.
By Gail Fitzmaurice, 06/24/2002
Here's a guide to help you wade through wireless connectivity options for Pocket PCs.
By Gail Fitzmaurice, 05/15/2002
Many Pocket PCs are available on the market. Here’s a quick review of a few popular models.
By Gail Fitzmaurice, 05/15/2002
After you’ve selected your Pocket PC and your WWAN PC Card or WWAN CF card, you’ll need to set up that card. Here are some examples of how to set it up.
By Gail Fitzmaurice, 07/10/2001
Learn the benefits--and limitations--of wireless technology.
By Gail Fitzmaurice, 06/14/2001
Send and receive email instantly, anywhere.
By Gail Fitzmaurice, 05/01/2001
A global standard that will support both WAP and iMODE might lead to one markup language--eXtensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML)--for all mobile devices and PCs.
By Gail Fitzmaurice, 04/23/2001
For mobile workers always on the run who need to stay in constant contact with their email, only one product, the RIM Blackberry, makes sense.
By Gail Fitzmaurice, 11/28/2000
In May 2000, the W3C Voice Browser Working Group agreed to adopt the VoiceXML specification from the VoiceXML Forum as the basis for developing a voice markup language. VoiceXML ...
By Gail Fitzmaurice, 11/22/2000
The Internet is going wireless. Learn how to run Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) applications on your IIS servers.
By Gail Fitzmaurice, 09/26/2000
The Internet is going wireless! Tim Huckaby has a tool that can help you work with wireless applications on your IIS servers.