GoAmerica Communications Corp., a nationwide wireless Internet service provider and a wholly owned subsidiary of GoAmerica, Inc. (Nasdaq:GOAM), today announced it can provide wireless support for the new Windows(R)-powered Pocket PC platform.
Pocket PC devices will become available from various hardware manufacturers in the coming weeks.
GoAmerica's Go.Web for Pocket PCs will enable users to wirelessly access both business and personal information via any Pocket PC device. Go.Web integrates email and a Web browser in the same interface and will optimize overall performance when accessing the Internet wirelessly via Pocket PCs.
"GoAmerica will provide Pocket PC users with portable, unedited Web access and features that make maximum use of the new platform," said Joe Korb, executive vice president of GoAmerica Communications Corp. "Today's announcement clearly reinforces GoAmerica's commitment to meeting the business and personal needs of a truly mobile society."
With the addition of Pocket PC, Go.Web now supports all major portable computing operating systems, including Palm, RIM and Windows CE. In addition, GoAmerica supports a variety of wireless networks including CDPD, ARDIS and BellSouth's Mobitex.
Go.Web's virtual private network and other security capabilities offer users a secure wireless environment for their data. In addition, Go.Web for Pocket PCs will allow the user to adjust the image quality of Web graphics. This adjustment improves the speed of access, can reduce the cost of service for those customers on variable rate price plans and enhances the overall quality of the wireless Web experience.
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