112 news & feature articles results for "data capture handheld"

Following a bitter dispute over Macintosh licensing, Umax Data Systems is attempting to shift from its hardware roots to become a provider of Internet services.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

The slow economy hurt sales of handheld computers worldwide during the second quarter, but the picture isn't entirely grim.

Posted by Joe Wilcox

Although 1999 saw major advances in portable technologies, most agree that next year is when the device market will really take off. Of course, everyone said that last year, too.

Posted by Stephanie Miles

Putting all its chips on its Portico voice-access service, General Magic is spinning off its handheld computer division.

Posted by Tim Clark

Philips Electronics discontinues its Nino line of Windows CE-based handheld computers, another setback in Microsoft's battle to usurp the Palm Computing throne.

Posted by Stephanie Miles

Cops say they can legally copy data off the device of anyone who's arrested, which raises serious privacy concerns. Judges are divided over the legality of this intrusive practice.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

The electronics giant on Monday will announce the $299 Clie PEG-T415, which will incorporate features of a handheld computer and a universal remote control.

Posted by Richard Shim

This week's apps include a quick and easy way to measure bandwidth and a simple game that somehow manages to keep you coming back for more.

Posted by Jason Parker

If you are arrested, can police officers search every file on your cell phone or handheld looking for incriminating material? They think they can, as so do some judges.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

A review of my new favorite gadget, the Dino-Lite handheld microscope

Posted by Lori Grunin