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Motorola and Microsoft Drive Next-generation Handheld Applications | |
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| Time: 11:16 EST/16:16 GMT | News Source: Microsoft Press Release | Posted By: Byron Hinson | ||
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Motorola, Inc.'s Semiconductor Products Sector (SPS), the leading applications processor supplier to the PDA market, and Microsoft Corp. are collaborating on the underlying technology to drive new capabilities for handheld devices. Motorola's DragonBall platform application development system based on ARM® technology now supports the Microsoft® Windows® CE operating system. The two companies announced their plans at today's ARM & Microsoft Executive Summit in Redmond, Washington. Motorola's DragonBall family, which leads the industry in low power consumption, enables wireless device users to benefit from extended run times as a result of long battery life while still enjoying advanced features, such as digital photography and wireless connectivity. | ||
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