* Shows how to harness the full power of Windows Mobile 2003, Microsoft's operating system for Pocket PC devices
* Users learn how to sync up with their home PC, check e-mail remotely, organize their appointments and to-do lists, carry PowerPoint presentations in their pocket, enjoy multimedia with Media Player 9, or just play one of the hundreds of games now available
* Thumb tabs in the upper right make it easy for readers to find information and spend less time searching through the chapters
* Explores such updates to Mobile 2003 as keyboard enhancements, communications enhancements, WLAN functionality that rivals Windows XP, improved Pocket Outlook features, and much more

I'm sure this book was a fine one in its day, but this is not its day. Unfortunately, most folks are not as computer literate as I am (no offense intended), and it is very easy to confuse PocketPC 2003 with Windows Mobile 2003 just because they post the same year in the title. Though they look nothing at all alike, some folk will see that 2003 and assume it's the one for them when it isn't. I really do believe it would be in good taste, not to mention good customer relations, for the editorial review board to make a special effort to make sure that people know, from you, that this is not a book made for those with PocketPC 2003, which is not the same as Windows Mobile 2003. It would go a really long way toward excellent customer relations.

Blessings,
Phyl Shimaka

If you look at the title of the book, you will see that it is for Windows Mobile 2003 devices. The Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition and Windows Mobile 5.0 operating systems have been released since the book was written and thus it may seem outdated if you are trying to apply everything from the book to a newer device. Many changes were made by Microsoft to core applications in Windows Mobile 5, but the book is not intended for owners of these devices.

Just plain awful. The Graphics are bad and out dated.

A MINUS 10 STARS