 In a packed hall of developers and industry partners at
Microsoft Corp.’s annual Mobile & Embedded DevCon, the company
announced the availability of a beta release of Windows® CE 6, the next
generation of its industry-leading, real-time software used to build
customized operating systems for devices such as Internet Protocol (IP)
set-top-boxes, Global Positioning System (GPS)-based devices, and
industrial automation and medical devices. With the redesigned
operating system (OS) kernel architecture, expanded capacity for
simultaneous processes and a newly integrated tool set, Windows CE 6
will help device makers more quickly create devices that support a
range of applications for high-demand categories. “Together with our partners, we’re excited to celebrate the 10-year milestone of Windows CE by offering a new version of our software that will fuel the future of smart connected devices around the world,” said Suzan DelBene, corporate vice president of the Mobile & Embedded Devices Division at Microsoft Corp. “Once again, we’ve improved the technologies and tools we provide to developers to speed time to market and help to differentiate their products and services.”  News source: Microsoft Presspass
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