I recently went back to the Pocket PC camp after using a Smartphone for the last year and I am glad to be back. In the past playing lossless files on your mobile device was a difficult procedure and consisted of hunting for some random plugin that may or may not work. While this can […]

I finally switched back to a Pocket PC after using the Audiovox SMT5600 Smartphone for the last year. I had one of the first Pocket PC Phone Editions, which was the XDA Wallaby also known as the Siemens SX56. I received it as part of a beta program for T-mobile. Until it’s demise in 2005, […]

While official specs are not clear the Maxian D900 is starting to look like one full featured device. Based on WIN CE 5.0 the audio support includes MP3, OGG, FLAC and Monkey’s Audio format APE. This is the second device in the last few months to include the popular APE lossless format. Video support will […]

The Pocket PC 24-bit recording application Live2496 has added support for Windows Mobile 5 devices. This enables PDA’s like the HP iPAQ h2200, hx2400, hx2700, hx4700, h5100, 5500-series and Dell Axim X50/X50v to be used which have some of the faster processors required by Live2496.
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Conduits who is the maker of many popular PPC applications has released a new version of its audio player, Pocket Player 2. New to version 2.61 is support for FLAC. The details on FLAC support have not been released but as soon as I can get them I will update this post.
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iPlay is a client audio player and recorder for the Pocket PC that has both client and server applications available. There is also a Smartphone version currently in development that should be available soon. iPlay has a wide variety of features and capabilites for a Pocket PC player but why we are so interested in […]

A new Pocket PC application, Live2496 supports loseless compression directly to FLAC so you can record directly to a CF, SD, mini SD, pr PC card at 24 bit resolution and up to 96kHz. The following operating systems are supported Pocket PC 2002, Windows Mobile 2003 and Windows Mobile 2003 SE.
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