Palm OS or Microsoft Windows CE, each of these feature rich platforms which delivers real-world benefits to the user and to the developer that supports them. However, they are quite different from one another. Understanding these differences will give developers the ability to choose the right platform for their data collection solution. This paper discusses the comparative benefits of each of these operating systems, enabling users to decide which platform most closely meets user’s application needs.
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