One of the most popular pocket applications is Pocket Word. In this helpful article, Senior Technical Editor Jason Perlow shows you some ways you can maximize your Pocket Word output and minimize your frustration.

How long do you want to wait for the latest Windows CE device? Unfortunately, one reader is fed up with the delay. In this installment of our Letters to the Editor column, our reader criticizes the recent "How Windows CE devices are designed and built" article by Chris De Herrera. We also include a response by De Herrera that helps put the issue into perspective.

We’ve been hard at work adding all sorts of interesting enhancements to Windows CE Power Magazine. This month, we added channels. Now you can display the latest Windows CE Power news headlines and article topics on your own Web site, view them through Carmen’s Headline Viewer, or read them on the My Netscape network.

This month, we delve into the deep recesses of Compact Flash cards by spotlighting Shore Systems as our Windows CE Power Site of the Month. If you’re looking for added capacity (or want to learn more about how Compact Flash works), you owe it to yourself to check out this site.

In this month’s installment of the Windows CE Power Book Club, Craig Froehle and John Swain, keepers of well-respected e-text repositories, explore science related e-books. This month they traverse the entire scope of modern scientific achievement (OK, so they write about some good e-books) and discuss the future-looking science of Jules Verne as well as provide great reference tools for students and professionals in the sciences.

Every so often an article comes along that we just know will be in one of those "best of" compendiums at the end of the year. This article, by contributing editor Jason Dunn, is one of those. Digital cameras are coming of age (and so are Windows CE devices). Together, they make a pretty powerful team. In this fascinating article, Jason shows how the future of photography is here now.

We continue our series on the Auto PC by almost literally looking under the hood. If you’re interested in developing software to run on the ever-so-cool Auto PC, you’ve come to the right place. That’s because Auto PC guru Mark Moeller provides you with an incredibly helpful roadmap that’ll get you started programming the Auto PC. Start your engines. Varrooom!

It’s summer. While your editors may toil endlessly in the deep, dark, hidden caverns where the super-secret PalmPower editorial offices are hidden away, you can go on vacation. We’re not bitter. No, not us. Not much, anyway. In this fine article, Fredlet takes you on a guided tour of the fun stuff you can do with your Palm computer to make your vacation more pleasant. We’ll just chew on our chains while you go.

This month, Seagate Software makes available special "business intelligence" software that you can download and use for free. This software is intended primarily for corporate customers, so if you’re one of our many readers managing corporate information systems, this article will be something you’ll want to read.

Now that they’ve got you addicted to their device, are you feeling that Palm Computing is taking you a little for granted? One of our readers thinks they are.