Out of this list what Processor is my Mogul?

[kpazzo6]

Anybody know which download I should be doing for my Mogul?

Thanks

• avast! 4 PDA Edition - PocketPC 2006/Windows Mobile 6, ARM/Intel processor
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - PocketPC 2005/Windows Mobile 5, ARM/Intel processor
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - PocketPC 2002/Windows Mobile 2003, ARM/Intel processor
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - PocketPC, ARM/Intel processor
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - WinCE.NET 4.x handheld, SH4 processor
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - PocketPC, MIPS processor
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - PocketPC, SH3 processor
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - WinCE widescreen handheld, ARM/Intel processor
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - WinCE widescreen handheld, MIPS processor
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - WinCE widescreen handheld, SH3 processor
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - WinCE widescreen handheld, SH4 processor
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - WinCE.NET 4.x handheld, ARM/Intel processor
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - WinCE.NET 4.x handheld, SH3 processor
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - WinCE.NET 4.x handheld, MIPS processor
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - WinCE SmartPhone Edition 2006/WM6
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - WinCE SmartPhone Edition 2005
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - WinCE SmartPhone Edition 2003
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - WinCE SmartPhone Edition 2002
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - Palm OS (with MS Windows-based updater)
• avast! 4 PDA Edition - Palm OS (suitable only for users without MS

[justinm0424]

well since we have wm6 it'll be the first one.

[nxtech3]

Originally Posted by justinm0424

well since we have wm6 it'll be the first one.

I would have to agree

[kpazzo6]

thanks I was confused between that one or the one that said Smartphone.

[blackboxsocial]

As a rule of thumb, Windows Smartphones usually don't have a touchscreen (usually), where PocketPCs do.

[sHockz]

Originally Posted by kpazzo6

Anybody know which download I should be doing for my Mogul?

Lol, aint that the truth for a noobie around here. I remember my first day I had the same question, and I believe its totally valid. I saw 15 dloads for the same piece of software, and I didn't even know what version of WM I was running!! Its a big, long, learning experience, but definitely worth the effort.

[dishe]

um... avast for win mo does WHAT exactly?

Don't tell me you're afraid of a PDA virus??

This was a topic of discussion at a mobile conference a couple of years ago, but I don't recall which one (3gsm maybe?). Remember what a Virus is for a moment- malicious code that is often run without the user's knowledge. You don't just "get it" by itself, someone has to write something specifically for your type of system, and you have to do something to get it, such as download and run a program from a questionable source.
Putting a virus scan on your PDA is like putting one on a Linux machine... you really don't have to worry about it because its very rare that someone would bother writing a virus for your platform. In general, windows PC's running internet explorer are the most susceptible to attacks because it is the most common computing platform. But code written for Windows PC does not run on Windows CE/ Windows mobile, which means that someone would have to write a virus specifically for your phone.

The conference said that Nokia S60 Symbian systems were actually susceptible to virus attacks that could be invoked by accepting a bluetooth file from an unkown source, which is what raised the question. However, they concluded that it was a bug on behalf of Nokia, and that other mobile OS's (palm, windows mobile) need not worry at the moment.

From Avast's own website:
"The importance of PDAs is growing every day and it is quite likely that these devices will soon become a target for new virus attacks."

The developer wants you to get this "just in case".
Really, there are no viruses out now.
But maybe there will be.
So run our software, and check for updates, and maybe, just maybe, one day there will be a reason to have this running on your phone.

Or perhaps I'm missing something here?


But yes, to answer the OP, the first choice seems the most correct, however it appears that at least three of those options would also work.