In mid-July, a virus that infects Windows CE was developed--the first such bug discovered for the handheld operating system, according to one firm. Romania-based BitDefender said it has discovered a "proof of concept" virus for Microsoft's operating system for smart phones and other handhelds. The malicious code's author, who uses the pseudonym Ratter, is part of the 29A VX group that created a virus for the Symbian operating system. A possible Trojan horse hidden in an illegal cell-phone game hits smart phones using the Symbian operating system.

The software resides in an illegal version of the cell phone game "Mosquito" that is now available at no cost on the Internet and peer-to-peer networks, according to a statement from Symbian, the company that licenses the operating system of the same name, Symbian, which lifeproof slam iphone 8 plus / 7 plus case - night flash has identified the problem as a Trojan horse, said the software did not seem to have been created with malicious intent, Rather, the feature was incorporated in early versions of the game by the legitimate manufacturer, Ojom, as an experimental licensing and copy protection mechanism, The illegal copies are based on an early version of the game and still include the message feature, Symbian said..

CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Freescale Semiconductor starts shipping its XS110 chip, which will help consumers to connect devices wirelessly. The Federal Communications Commission has certified Freescale Semiconductor's ultrawideband technology, the chip company announced earlier this week. Freescale has begun begin shipping its XS110 chip. The company expects the chip will be integrated into consumer electronics products, such as large-screen displays, digital video recorders and set-top boxes, in late 2005. The chip and technology will allow consumers to connect devices wirelessly so they can transmit music from a stereo to speakers or transfer images from a digital camera to a PC without wires.

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CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Push-to-talk technology enables callers to connect to other cell phones with just the push of a single button, similar to a walkie-talkie. Only one person can talk at a time, and there is no need to dial a number. In the decade since the technology was developed by Nextel Communications and Motorola, push-to-talk services have only been available over cellular networks. Wi-Fi networks are typically connected to the public Internet. Push-to-talk calls over Wi-Fi would likely be able to reach homes and offices that have so-called voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephones. About 600,000 homes worldwide use Internet-based phone services now, but that's expected to expand significantly over the next few years.