Pocket PC Models

TuneLab Pocket is designed to run on Pocket PCs made since 2002.  TuneLab Pocket also works with Smartphones based on the Windows Mobile operating system (6.5 or earlier) with a 240x320 or 480x640 touch screen, such as the Samsung and T-Mobile units listed below.  We also support 240x240 square touch-screen Smartphones, such as the Treo 700w. TuneLab does not run on the new Windows Phone 7 Smartphones.  Since there are so many different brands on the market, we cannot personally test all of them.  So we rely on user reports.  Here is what we have heard:

Acer N10, N50:  OK
Audiovox Maestro, PPC6600,  XV6700 (Verizon) cell phone:  OK
Compaq iPAQ 3635, 3835:  OK
Dell Axim X3: OK
Dell Axim X5, ROM version A00:  OK
Dell Axim X5, ROM version A04 & A05 (with Dell audio patch*):  OK
Dell Axim X50, X51: OK
Fujitsu Siemens Pocket LOOX N500: OK
HP iPAQ  h1910, h1945, rx1955, rz1710, rz1715, rx3315, 2110, 2200, 2215:  OK
HP iPAQ  111, 210, hx2490, 3600, 3970, h4150:  OK
HP iPAQ  6515 cell phone:  OK
HP Jornada 560 series:  OK
HTC S740:  OK
HTC TITA100, Universal:  OK
Mio A701, A702 (GPS Phones):  OK
MEDION MD 40600:  OK
O2 Xda mini, Neo, Exec (HTC Universal):  OK
Palm Treo 700w cell phone  OK
Samsung SCH-i730, i760, and Omnia cell phones  OK
T-Mobile MDA 1, MDA 2, MDA compakt cell phone, Vario 2:  OK
Toshiba e310, e330, e335, e355, e400, e740:  OK
Vodafone VPA Compact:  OK
YAKUMO alpha:  OK
 

(*) The Dell Axim X5s shipped after July 2003 have a sound problem that causes the sound input to hang up if the Axim is turned off and then back on while TuneLab is running.  This hangup can be cleared by a Soft Reset.  Dell has a patch available to permanently address this problem.

If you have any doubt about a Pocket PC not on this list, then try to test TuneLab in free-trial mode, including the power-off/power-on test with TuneLab running.  We would like to hear of your experiences, both good and bad, so we can post the results for other users.  Please use the following form to file a report:

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