Pocket pc ipaq 2210 UPnP

Hi
Is it possible to do universal plug and play on this ipaq? That is to connect wirelessly on a home network? For example to a wireless Kodak digital frame? And how is this possible?
Any answers is welcome.
Regards

This is the software you want to be able to sync your PocketPC with your Mac:
http://www.markspace.com/missingsync_windowsmobile.php
However, I'm not sure you'll be able to sync the same device with both your Mac and PC at the same time. Generally, that's just asking for trouble and potential data loss, as the computers have no way of keeping track of what the up-to-date info is.

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well I hadn't time for testing the two other IDEs, so I can't give you any recommendation and I don't know anything about the bugs of the three tools.
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