An operating system for mobile terminals, developed by Symbian (Ericsson joint-venture company including Matsushita, Motorola, Nokia and Psion)
The mobile phone operating system developed by Symbian. Derived from epoch - the beginning of an era - EPOC is a 32-bit operating environment which comprises a suite of applications, customizable user interfaces, connectivity options and a range of development tools.
A 32-bit operating system designed by Symbian and written in C++. It is used in mobile phones and PDAs, including PDAs manufactured by Psion. And yes,...
Developed by Symbian, EPOC (derived from epoch – the beginning of an era) is a 32-bit operating environment comprising a suite of applications, customisable user interfaces, connectivity options and a range of development tools. It was designed for small, portable computer-telephones with wireless access. .FBox { DISPLAY: none } Fascia Fixed Line Fitted Carkit Flash Memory FM Radio Freeware
An operating system designed specifically for mobile, ROM-based computing devices. This was the original name for Symbian OS.
The 32-bit kernel for mobile information devices implemented in C++ by Psion Software. Psion has since moved its software division into Symbian .
An operating system from Psion Software, designed specifically for mobile, ROM-based computing devices. EPOC16 is a 16-bit version of the operating system that has been available for several years and is embedded in many handheld devices. EPOC32 is a newer, 32-bit operating system that supports preemptive multitasking. EPOC is competing head-to-head with Windows CE in the growing PDA market.
EPOC is a lightweight OS. It is most commonly found on the Psion PDA.
An operating system for mobile terminals, developed by Symbian (a joint-venture company formed by Ericsson, Nokia, Motorola and Psion).
EPOC is an operating system for mobile communication devices, like e.g. PDAs. It was developed by Symbian, a joint-venture with Ericsson, Matsushita, Motorola, Nokia and Psion.
EPOC is a 32-bit operating environment used in Psion's Series 5 palmtop computers. It is comprised of a suite of applications, customized user interfaces, connectivity options and a range of development tools.
Operating System for PDA's and mobile phones, developed by the SYMBIAN consortium. This OS is intended as a competing OS against Microsoft Windows CE / Pocket PC.
If it's not the PalmOS and not WinCE, it's probably EPOC, an operating system developed in Europe for handheld computers. First used on the popular Psion H/PC's, EPOC is being adopted by a number of developers of other handheld devices, Net phones, Net appliances.
Deprecated term. Refer to Symbian OS.
EPOC is a multi-tasking operating system that supports a pen-based graphical user interface (GUI) and is designed for small, portable computer-phones and hand-helds with wireless access to phone and other information services. The code is very compact so that it can fit onto a small ROM chip and it can be scaled from relatively large configurations, for a fully functional handheld computer, to small configurations for embedded applications. The name derived from the company's belief that the world is entering "a New Epoch of Personal Convenience". Other operating systems include Windows CE, PalmOS. EPOC is used on Psion's devices, which are popular in Europe.
EPOC is an operating system used by Psion and other PDA manufacturers.
EPOC is the name Symbian OS used, previous to Symbian OS v6.0. It still shows up in a lot of Symbian documentation, in particular in the SDKs.
An operating system for mobile terminals, developed by Symbian (a joint-venture with Ericsson, Matsushita, Nokia, Motorola and Psion).
The operating system of the Symbian platform, which works best with low-power, compact machines and long-running applications. It was developed and licensed by Symbian. See Symbian.
EPOC is an operating system designed for small, portable computer-telephones with wireless access to phone and other information services. EPOC is based on an earlier operating system from Psion, the first major manufacturer of personal digital assistants (PDAs).
an operating systems for handheld computers and mobile phones with Web access. It's an open operating system developed by Psion, and now licensed by Symbian. EPOC's main competitor is Windows CE.
EPOC is an open platform OS for handheld computers and mobile phones with Web access. EPOC is being developed by Symbian, a joint company of Psion, Nokia, Ericssson, Motorola and Matsushita (Panasonic). EPOC's main competitor is Windows CE.
The operating system for mobile multimedia being developed by Symbian.
EPOC is a family of operating systems developed by Psion for portable devices, primarily PDAs. EPOC is rumoured to be an acronym for "Electronic Piece Of Cheese."
