[Jason Dunn]

http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/for...ic.php?p=370652

"My name is James Pazhavila, and I work with the Microsoft Usability Group, currently supporting the MS Mobile Devices team. Microsoft regularly conducts usability research studies to learn how we can improve our products for end-users. We are currently seeking Pocket PC and cell phone enthusiasts to evaluate and provide feedback on mobile devices that are still under development. This is an exciting opportunity to see upcoming products, and help determine the direction we take with future Mobile Devices! All participants will also receive FREE SOFTWARE from a wide range of Microsoft titles as a token of our appreciation. Currently this list includes Windows XP Professional, Office 2003 Professional, Project 2003 and many others. The typical time commitment for these research studies is 2 hours, and they primarily take place on our campus in Redmond, WA."

Check out the whole post, and if you think you'd be a good fit, get in contact with James. It's not often that Microsoft asks for feedback in our forums, so let's show 'em that this is a community that cares about feedback. You can comment directly in the thread.

[Jason Dunn]

http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/for...ic.php?p=370652

"My name is James Pazhavila, and I work with the Microsoft Usability Group, currently supporting the MS Mobile Devices team. Microsoft regularly conducts usability research studies to learn how we can improve our products for end-users. We are currently seeking Pocket PC and cell phone enthusiasts to evaluate and provide feedback on mobile devices that are still under development. This is an exciting opportunity to see upcoming products, and help determine the direction we take with future Mobile Devices! All participants will also receive FREE SOFTWARE from a wide range of Microsoft titles as a token of our appreciation. Currently this list includes Windows XP Professional, Office 2003 Professional, Project 2003 and many others. The typical time commitment for these research studies is 2 hours, and they primarily take place on our campus in Redmond, WA."

Check out the whole post, and if you think you'd be a good fit, get in contact with James. It's not often that Microsoft asks for feedback in our forums, so let's show 'em that this is a community that cares about feedback. You can comment directly in the thread.