Microsoft is putting a little more .Net in its Windows CE .Net. The software giant on Tuesday announced a new version of its Windows CE .Net operating system, adding broader support for its .Net ...

PARK RIDGE, ILL.—Microsoft chairman Bill Gates Tuesday (Oct. 23) reiterated the company's commitment to its so-called “.NET” platform and announced that the strategy would be carried over to an ...

Embedded market, here we come. The chipmaker gets a nod from Microsoft, and hopefully an inside track to cracking the competitive market. Michael Kanellos is editor at large at CNET News.com, where he ...

Microsoft Wednesday said it is expanding a program that provides access to the source code for its Windows CE .Net operating system, allowing device manufacturers, chip makers and systems integrators ...

Windows CE .NET 4.2 combines Microsoft's most advanced real-time operating system with tools for creating connected and small-footprint devices. Targeted at developers of set-top boxes, residential ...

Microsoft Corp. last week announced an update to its Windows CE .Net embedded operating system that includes support for the latest IP networking technology and a new beta-test version of its .Net ...

Windows CE .Net is poised to put VoIP (voice over IP) capability in handhelds, Windows-powered Smartphones, and other devices with a set of enhancements for Version 4.2 to be outlined Wednesday at the ...

As it looks toward handhelds and cell phones, Microsoft works with chip designer ARM to increase the number of chipmakers tuning their products for Windows CE .Net. Michael Kanellos is editor at large ...

The new technology is part of Microsoft's strategy to provide a platform for realtime communications through integration with Greenwich, the code name of Microsoft's upcoming Real-Time Communications ...

VIA EPIA M-Series Mini-ITX mainboard and CPU get validation for Microsoft Windows CE .NET embedded operating system, enhancing acceptance by digital media device manufacturers and innovators Taipei, ...

Chipmakers AMD and Samsung Semiconductor have also pledged their support for Windows CE .Net. NEC also said it plans to use the operating system in a new wireless handheld. Michael Kanellos and ...