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Microsoft Voice Command for Pocket PC talks back and keeps you safe (continued)

Game Description
BlackJack Lose your shirt playing BlackJack on your Pocket PC.
Chess The classic game of chess.
Cinco Cinco is a word game where you try to guess a word by matching letters in other words.
FreeCell The Solitaire card game that's become a desktop favorite.
Hearts A card game where all hearts and the Queen of Spades are to be avoided. It's also infrared-play enabled.
Minesweeper Find the mines before they find you.
Reversi An ancient Chinese tile game -- the person with the most tiles when the board is full wins. Infrared-play enabled.
Sink the Ships Fill a grid with ships, then hunt out your opponents. Also infrared-play enabled.
Space Defense Stop the incoming lasers before they destroy your outposts.
Taipei Tile matching game -- remove all the tiles to get a fortune.

If you haven't tried Voice Command, you owe it to yourself to establish a more intimate relationship with your pocket companion and to get on speaking terms with it. I think you will come to agree with me that not having Voice Command on your Pocket PC is like having candy without chocolate.

OUR RATING: 4 of 5


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For more information on Voice Command, visit http://www.pocketpc.com.

Timothy S. Hillebrand, Ph.D., a retired archaeologist, runs a data processing business from his home office, and enjoys writing, his Japanese garden, and his recumbent bike. A longtime PDA enthusiast, he takes great pleasure in lecturing on eBooks and electronic publishing, and telling librarians that eBooks rule and treebooks drool.


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