Windows Phone 8 represents a break from earlier Mobility operating systems and it is not backward compatible with its earlier CE based software. On consumer smartphone devices Microsoft's stopped making operating systems that used a CE kernel with Windows Mobile 6.5 and Windows Phone 7. Subsequent releases (Windows phone 8 etc) were built with different technology and applications built for earlier operating system were incompatible. Windows Phone 7 represented the last Microsoft phone operating system to utilise the CE kernel as its base. Lets take a quick look at the historical releases and names involved. They have a relationship with the Windows CE family of operating systems in that they share a common kernel – the core of Windows CE serves as the core of this range of software. Pocket PC and Windows Mobile are names Microsoft gave to it's successive operating systems that run on mobile phones, PDA's and pocket computers. Read on as we look at terminal emulation for Pocket PC, Windows Compact Embedded, Windows Mobile and the Windows Handheld Embedded family of operating systems. Unfortunately, Microsoft's naming conventions for this family of operating systems can be somewhat confusing. A native terminal emulator for Windows CE and Windows Mobile-powered hand-held devices such as portable barcode scanners and mobile phones as well as for embedded devices used in industrial equipment, POS terminals and thin clients amongst others, TTWinCE delivers a robust terminal emulation experience across this device class. One of Turbosoft's most popular products is TTWinCE.
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