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Archive-name: pcgeos-faq/part3
Last-modified: modified January 22, 1993

I updated the "When will GEOS 2 be out?" question, added the info 
about Zoomer, and inserted Shag's list of GeoWorks phone numbers and 
addresses.

#Q:  How can I contact GeoWorks?
#
#A:  Their main address is:
#
#        Geoworks
#        2150 Shattuck Avenue
#        Berkeley CA 94704
#
#    Address for mail orders:
#
#        GeoWorks Order Processing Center
#        PO Box 3487
#        Salinas, CA 93912-3487
#
#    Various GeoWorks phone numbers:
#
#        510 644 0883  - Main computerized voicemail number
#                x749  - 24-hour info recording.
#        510 644 9362  - Non-technical service and developer support.
#        510 644 3456  - Technical support
#        800 824 4558  - Orders and Updates ONLY!!
#        800 772 0001  - Orders and registration (within the US)
#        818 879 8522  - Orders and registration (outside the US)
#
#    Other addresses, useful in certain countries:
#
#        Computermate Geoworks End User Licensing
#        P.O. Box 64
#        Mt. Kuring-Gai, NSW, 2080
#        Australia
#
#        IBM Canada Ltd.
#        Returns Centre/GeoWorks Ensemble
#        233 Alden Road
#        Markham, Ontario, L3R 152
#        Canada
#
#Q:  When is PC/GEOS 2.0 going to be launched? 
#
#A:  No one knows for sure, and GeoWorks isn't telling.  The current 
#    estimate is first or second quarter of '93.  The beta test of the 
#    SDK (and the OS as well?) evidently got underway shortly after 
#    1/1/93.
#
#Q:  Is PC/GEOS available as a pen system?
#
#A:  Pen/GEOS was announced by Geoworks CEO Brian Dougherty at the 
#    recent Pen Computing conference.  Due to PC/GEOS's object-oriented 
#    design, once the basic pen support was added to the appropriate 
#    system level objects, all of the applications autmatically have 
#    basic Pen support.  Pen-specific applications are sure to follow.  
#
#    GeoWorks has signed a deal with Casio and Tandy to provide an 
#    operating system (GEOS) for a handheld, pen-based device they're 
#    making, code name "Zoomer."  Zoomer is slated for release in early 
#    summer '93.
#
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