My company is SLOWLY working toward delivering updated hardware. Since we write our own software for these devices, it takes a while to roll out the new. In the meantime, I am still using an iPaq 41xx series. It's still a great little unit but it gets low priority with new and updated software rollouts simply because of it's age.
I've been a Skype user for years on my laptop, and I thought it would be nice to dig up a VOIP program for the old familiar but it ain't a workin' none too good. I've checked around the forums and found others have been here before me, so I thought 'surely its fixed' but the same error they were complaining about is still popping up for me at the recommended link/download. Its the same headache my company's programmers have been banging their heads against. CE 2003 doesn't like 3rd party software. 2 things need to be taken into account for Skype capable units. 1 Since the vast majority are wifi capable it only makes sense to directly download the software via the wifi connection. Why not make that the primary means of acquiring the software? 2 Vista does not like the old ActiveSync program and my shiny new laptop is practically worthless for connectivity with it's 64 bit OS. Remind me to take Billy Gates out behind the woodshack again. Outdated equipment is often outdated by artificial upgrades. Vista is not backwards functional. Wanna bet Windows 7 will not work with 2005, 2006 products?... Anyone?... Anyone at all?...
Anyway, have I missed it? Is there a fix for the Windows CE 2003 download?