Socket to the rescue

[Andy Sjostrom]

<a href="http://www.businesswire.com/cgi-bin/f_headline.cgi?bw.020402/220350223&ticker=SCKT&ticker=SOK">http://www.businesswire.com/cgi-bin/f_headline.cgi?bw.020402/220350223&ticker=SCKT&ticker=SOK</a><br /><br />The Pocket PC provides so many connectivity options that some might get confused. This is obviously what Socket believes, and <a href="http://www.socketcom.com/RP/RP_Main/RP1.htm">wants to help out</a>!<br /><br />"Socket has launched an education campaign on its web site focused on alleviating the confusion mobile professionals face when they want to connect their Pocket PCs remotely. This education campaign -- Remote Possibilities -- walks a person step-by-step through ways to connect their Pocket PCs to instant messaging, email, the Internet, or their corporate intranet - easily and affordably - from the back of a taxi, a customer's office, Starbuck's, or even the ski slopes."

[michael]

Wierd, the post in the comments page, is different to the post on the front page. Thats a bit of a downside to the new system if the two can get out of sync with eachother.

[marlof]

Michael, the front page is not different, it just looks different. The front page parses HTML a bit different than the forum, so we have to make clean links in our posts. Hang in there while we learn! :-D

[JohnnyFlash]

If Socket can make some sense out of the PPC 2002 Connection Mangler, they will be providing a greater service than free tissues at a chick flick. :wink:

[Yann]

Sure, if Socket wants to help, first step could be to provide more mature drivers for their Bluetooth CD card...
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