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  1. Abhishek Sharma Microsoft ® Student Partner [email_address]
    • Overview
      • Introduction & Timeline
    • Windows CE 5 & 6 Memory Models
    • Windows Mobile 6 & New Features
    • Demo
      • Video
  2. SP1 2.11 SP2 2.12 Jameson 4.1 McKendric 4.2 Pegasus Windows CE 1.0 (11/1996-09/1997) Cedar Windows CE 3.0 (04/2000-01/2002) Macallan Windows CE 5.0 (07/2004-09/2006) Alder/Birch Windows CE 2.0 (09/1997-04/2000) Talisker Windows CE 4.0 (01/2002-07/2004) Yamazaki Windows CE 6 (09/2006-..) Pocket PC 2002 Windows Mobile 2003 Windows Mobile 5.0/Magneto Windows Mobile 5.0 SE/Crossbow
    • From Windows CE 1 to Windows CE 5, Windows CE has always had limits:
      • 32 processes at any one time
      • 32 MB Virtual Memory per process
  3. 32 Slots for Processes Single 2 GB VM for all Processes Execution Slot and Shared DLL Slot 2 GB Kernel Space : : Shared Memory Kernel Slot 0 – Execution Slot 1 – ROM DLLs Slot 2 – FileSys.exe Slot 3 – Device.exe Slot 4 – GWES.exe Slot 5 – Services.exe Slot 31 Slot 32 Slot 6 – Explorer.exe Slot 7
    • Virtual Memory Map
      • 2 GB for Kernel
      • Single 2 GB mapping for all processes
        • Divided up into 32 MB “slots”
    • 32 Process Limit
      • Each process has one 32 MB slot
      • 32 slots for processes
    • Shared memory
      • Upper half of user space is shared memory
      • Read / Write by all processes
  4. 2 GB per Process 2 GB Kernel Space . . . . . . 32 K Processes Process Code User VM Kernel Filesystem GWES Drivers
    • 2 GB of Virtual Memory per process
    • 32,000 processes
    • Unified Kernel
      • Critical OS components moved into kernel space
    • Improved system performance
    • Increased security and robustness
    • High degree of backwards compatibility
    • Moving critical drivers, file system, and graphical window manager into the kernel
    • Benefits:
      • Greatly reduces the overhead of system calls between these components
      • Reduces overhead of all calls from user space to kernel space
      • Increase code sharing between base OS services
    • App makes call
    • Kernel
      • Validates parameters
      • Maps service into slot 0
      • Calls into the service
    • Service
      • Runs
      • Returns to the Kernel
    • Kernel
      • Maps App into slot 0
      • Returns to App
    Kernel Application Service (FileSys) (Device) (GWES)
    • App makes call
      • Same call to coredll.dll
      • App stays mapped during the call
    • Kernel
      • Validates parameters
      • Calls into the service
    • Service
      • Runs
      • Returns directly to the App
    Kernel Application Service
  5.  
    • A compact OS for Mobile Devices
    • Based on Microsoft Win32 API
    • Devices running Windows Mobile include:
      • Pocket PCs
      • Smartphones
      • Portable Media Centers
  6.  
    • Pocket PC 2002
      • powered by Windows CE 3.0
    • Windows Mobile 2003
      • powered by Windows CE 4.20
    • Windows Mobile 2003 SE
    • Windows Mobile 5.0
      • powered by Windows CE 5.0
    • Windows Mobile 6
      • powered by Windows CE 5.2
    Windows Mobile 6 Windows Mobile 5.0 Windows Mobile 2003
  7.  
  8. 6 simple productive personal
    • Codenamed ‘ Crossbow ’ , released on Feb.12,2007 at 3GSM World Congress.
    • Based on Windows CE 5.2
    • Versions:
      • Windows Mobile 6 Standard for Smartphones (phones without touchscreens)
      • Windows Mobile 6 Professional for PDAs with phone functionality (Pocket PC Phone Edition)
      • Windows Mobile 6 Classic for plain PDAs without cellular radios
  9.  
  10.  
    • Supports 800x480 (WVGA) resolution.
    • The ability to open and edit Office documents on the Smartphone platform.
    • Operating System Live Update.
    • VoIP (Internet calling) support.
    • Windows Live for Windows Mobile.
    • Customer Feedback option.
    • Microsoft Bluetooth Stack greatly improved.
    • Storage Card Encryption.
    • Office Mobile 2007.
    • Smartfilter to search faster through emails, contacts, songs, files, etc.
    • Improved Internet Sharing to easily setup your device as a Laptop Modem.
    • Outlook Mobile now supports viewing HTML email, ActiveSync.
    • Ability to search for contacts in an Exchange Server Address Book.
    • Support for AJAX, JavaScript and XMLDOM on Internet Explorer Mobile.
    • Set Out of Office Replies from the device.
    • Server Search to Search your entire Exchange mailbox from the device.
    • .NET Compact Framework v2 SP2 and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition pre-installed in ROM.
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  13. © 2007 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. This presentation is for informational purposes only. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

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