Jon Westfall
02-02-2007, 01:51 PM
<i>"Spb Software House, the leading Pocket PC software developer, announces the release of Spb Kiosk 4.0, a new version of the famous enterprise-oriented application. Pocket PC is a feature rich device with many built-in programs, games, multimedia features and so one. However, in the enterprise world most of these features are not needed and very often must be disabled. The main goal of Spb Kiosk is to lock Pocket PC to applications required by an enterprise, thus converting a generic Pocket PC device into a specialized business tool. Spb Kiosk proved to be a reliable solution used by more than 250 big companies worldwide, including Microsoft, HP, Shell, UPS and others. New version brings Spb Kiosk to a new technology level. It uses advanced low-level techniques to work with system drivers and to intercept API calls. Now a device administrator has true control over applications running on the devices: only explicitly allowed executables can be started. This technology effectively prevents all known attacks like using remote tools, malicious programs started via memory card autorun etc. New version makes it possible to fine-tune access to device settings and even define allowed web pages in Internet Explorer."</i><br /><br /> <img src="http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/images/web/2003/westfall-spb_kiosk_4.jpg" /> <br /><br />Got pesky users you need to control? Got pesky guests who want to play with your Pocket PCs at your tradeshow booth? Sure you want them to play with your application, but they seem to want to play games. Want to lock them down to just what you want - minimizing damage, maximizing potential? Check out the latest version of Kiosk!