Introduced in 1996, Windows CE was renamed "Windows Embedded CE" in 2006, then "Windows Embedded Compact" in 2008, and finally Windows IoT. See Windows IoT, x86, ARM and SuperH. Windows CE used ...

And then, earlier this month, with little notice, Windows CE was no more, at least as a supported operating system. Windows Embedded Compact 2013, or sometimes Windows CE 8.0, reached end of ...

It was also announced that. Windows CE, a 32-bit OS for embedded devices, was released in November 1996, immediately after the commercial OS Windows NT 4.0 was released. The specific abbreviation ...

Microsoft Corp. announced that Windows CE 5.0 will offer expanded source licensing, enabling, for the first time, all licensees to ship products commercially built from their modifications of the ...

Microsoft on Tuesday made available an interim release of its Windows CE .NET operating system for mobile and small-footprint devices that adds IPv6 support, new file viewers and a Speech API.

How can Windows CE be Windows when it can’t run standard applications? Likewise, how do you go about writing software for the Motorola Inc. DragonBall CPUs that are in Palm devices? These are ...

Here’s how it works. Now, somewhere in the back of my mind I'd always thought "Windows CE is gone, fool, it's been replaced by Windows Mobile" whenever I saw a reference to CE. Thanks be to ...

In the late 1990s manufacturers saw a way out of this in Microsoft’s Windows CE, which would run on modest hardware without drinking power. Several devices made it to market, among them one from ...