While I have been hoping for a true x86 based tiny mobile device to come to market (aka. a phone or a very small phone sized tablet), Microsoft has different plans but it may yet work for PB developers. Check out the following article (see link).
Microsoft plans on adding x86 emulation for ARM based phones running a future version of Windows mobile. Yes, your PB apps should be able to run on such future Windows phones.
This creates a new market for developers who write tiny, lean and fast apps based on the WIN32 (aka. PowerBasic apps). Because such apps require minimal resources they will run much better than comparable dot.net apps. Software which is not bloatware, will have an advantage.
Microsoft plans on adding x86 emulation for ARM based phones running a future version of Windows mobile. Yes, your PB apps should be able to run on such future Windows phones.
This creates a new market for developers who write tiny, lean and fast apps based on the WIN32 (aka. PowerBasic apps). Because such apps require minimal resources they will run much better than comparable dot.net apps. Software which is not bloatware, will have an advantage.
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