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A peek at some Windows Mobile 6 devices

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 Today, Derek Snyder dropped in on Raleigh Paenitz, the Windows Mobile "Lab Guy" - Raleigh has just returned from 3GSM with a bag full of goodies - check out some of the new and interesting Windows Mobile 6 devices you may not have seen yet.

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  • Anonymous
    March 06, 2007
    very nice devices and i have one question to the phone which can SIP. Which server is needed in the background to use the sip communication. regards patrick

  • Anonymous
    March 07, 2007
    Do any of these have CE 6?  I need RIL capability "offered" by CE 6 (apparently offered since CE 4.2).  However, finding CE 6 details has been difficult.  After an hour of surfing, I'm not even sure if WM6 is built on CE 6....   Finally, I've got a perfectly capable smartphone (SX-66) and it doesn't have CE6 access.  Can I  build my own CE environ on that device (eliminating whatever consumer OS; WM5, WM6, etc) and begin R&D/Testing these low-level CE6 routines?

  • Anonymous
    March 07, 2007
    Windows Mobile 6 is based around the Windows CE 5.0 kernel. Windows Mobile OEMs typically don't release the Board Support Packages needed to allow customers to build their own custom operating system image.

  • Mike

  • Anonymous
    March 07, 2007
    ps:  Your webcast link "Webcast: Rapidly Building Consumer Devices on Windows Embedded CE." should actually read: "Webinar: Rapidly Building Multimedia Devices on Windows Embedded CE"

  • Anonymous
    March 07, 2007
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  • Anonymous
    March 07, 2007
    Windows Mobile devices have the RIL hardware integrated on the system board - CE 6.0 devices would need to be developed to have the RIL hardware on the board. An alternative is to use devices like the Enfora Serial/USB device and connect this to an existing low power hardware reference board that supports a serial or USB connection. Check out the Enfora site - https://www.enfora.com/shop/detail.aspx?ID=35 to get more information on stand-alone RIL devices.

  • Mike

  • Anonymous
    March 07, 2007
    Patrick- the story with VoIP and Windows Mobile 6 is that the SIP is locked in. VoIP is only possible if the OEM/Operators enable it, thus giving them a chance to lock it to a particular SIP (no doubt through a partnership that involves monetization). -Derek

  • Anonymous
    March 07, 2007
    Hi Derek, if i read all this discussion i get the idear to create my own WM6 Image which supports SIP. My question is: Isn't it possible to realize my own created Windows Mobil 6 Image with the Plattformbuilder? what do you think, it's possible or not? Bye patrick

  • Anonymous
    March 09, 2007
    Unfortunately, no-- you can't construct a Windows Mobile ROM image with platform builder. We work exclusively with mobile operators and OEMs to provide them the bits, then they customize from there based on their hardware.