Magic Cap

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Magic Cap

(Magic Communicating Applications Platform) An earlier object-oriented operating system for PDAs from General Magic. See General Magic.

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Josephine Guerra, one of the attendants at the zone explained, "We have four main magic tricks that we teach the children - the floating ball, the magic cap, the curious curtains and the secret code spell.

Simple magic tricks are just a demonstration away at the Arts and Crafts zone at Modhesh Fun City

WIZARD: Rhea Morgan from Stratford plays with a teddy wearing a magic cap

Teddy bear's picnic is just magic

When General Magic first went public in February 1995, its main business was handhelds, with the focus on its development of the Magic Cap operating system for personal digital assistants.

GENERAL MAGIC SPINS OFF DATAROVER HANDHELD DIVISION

has suspended plans to make another handheld computer based on the company's Magic Cap operating system, and AT&T Corp.

Setback for hand-held PCs

Magic Cap, a communications platform developed by General Magic Inc.

Choosing the perfect PDA: personal digital assistants help busy professionals

Both Magic Cap and Telescript originally were designed to work on personal communicators - now in the $499 range - manufactured by Sony and Motorola rather than on the more-popular PC.

Communicating in the Magic kingdom

Mead Data Central has teamed with AT&T to introduce two new LEXIS/ NEXIS products to be offered through AT&T PersonaLink Services and available on Sony's Magic Link personal communicator, a new mobile communicator device based on the Magic Cap operating platform.

LEXIS/NEXIS services available through AT&T PersonaLink

Josephine Guerra, one of the attendants at the zone explained, C[pounds sterling]We have four main magic tricks that we teach the children Co the floating ball, the magic cap, the curious curtains and the secret code spell.

Simple magic tricks are just a demonstration away at the Arts and Crafts zone at Modhesh Fun City

disclosed it has restructured into two market-focused business divisions for its Magic Cap and Telescript platforms.

General Magic forms new divisions

Examples include the Apple Newton MessagePad, Casio Zoomer, and devices based on General Magic's Magic Cap software platform.