Using the Microsoft Connection Wizard, I was able to get the Toshiba downloading e-mail pretty quickly. Gateway and ViewSonic have also released new PDAs, all using the new OS. HP is releasing the iPaq H1940, the H2210, and the >H5550. Toshiba is loading Pocket PC 2003 on its new e350 and e355. I discovered this side effect of PDA connectivity while playing with a preview unit of the Toshiba e750 loaded with Pocket PC 2003. If your company opts for the latter, note that you may well discover the joy of having hundreds of spam messages-including those filtered by your desktop system-sent unfiltered to your PDA. The big focus of the new release is on connectivity-specifically, on making it easier to connect to the Net or a PC using Bluetooth or 802.11b. On the other hand, for companies that have been considering the Pocket PC as a corporate handheld standard, this update might just be what it takes to push them onto the 'buy' side of the ledger. This release is more for the hardware OEMs than for current users. I'm not sure what genius dreamed up the new name, but I promise I'll never subject you to it again-I'll refer to it hereafter as Pocket PC 2003. Commentary In its continuing quest for ever-longer product names, Microsoft this week introduced Windows Mobile 2003 Software for Pocket PC.

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