Mio, maker of popular consumer GPS products, is reportedly developing its own 3.5G Windows Mobile touchscreen handset in the first quater of 2009, according to the
company sources. Mio’s GPS handset will be powered by 3.5G chipsets
from Qualcomm and will also come with Mitac self-developed touch user
interface called the spirit.

Like some of its currently existing GPS handsets, Mio’s upcoming
touchscreen model will come with a 3.5inches touch screen ,
3.2-megapixel auto-focus camera, and possib read more »

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Blockbuster wants to bring its streaming movie service to your phone via Microsoft’s Live Mesh platform.

The Dallas Morning News is reporting that Blockbuster (which calls
the Big D home) is planning on upping the ante in its battle with Netflix by
streaming its online offerings via Microsoft’s broad cloud/data sync
service Live Mesh—which means it could have an easier entree onto
Windows Mobile, which is one of the Mesh’s suppo read more »

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Want a software that will help you monitor your food intake and workouts? Look no further and get Mobile Coach.

Mobile Coach gives users of Windows Mobile 5 and 6 devices access to a powerful and expansive database of over
3,000 foods and the following features: Easy search through the food
database, saving frequent foods and meals as Favorites for quick data
entry, desktop sync, customization for all sorts of body measurements,
graphs to track your progress, calculator for estimated metabolic
rates, and more.

Medical students and clinicians often ask me, “should I get an
iPhone or a BlackBerry Storm?” Neither have a ton of medical
applications. Palm is dying. And those who hate Microsoft don’t ever
want to purchase anything that has the word “Windows” in it.

So, what’s the best answer? How will Microsoft improve Windows
Mobile devices to read more »

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Most likely you’ve never heard of Lenovo making mobile phones. Still,
they do - mainly for the Chinese market. Their new Lenovo P80 is a
stylish flip phone that comes in various color combos. The P80 is slim,
has an external OLED display and is equipped with a modest 3 megapixel
camera.

It`s now possible to run the QUAKE III Arena on your Nokia smartphone.
And that`s not all - you can also use a Bluetooth keyboard or mouse for
playing. The only condition is to have a S60 3rd Edition smartphone
equipped with a TI OMAP 2420 processor (Nokia N95 8GB, Nokia N82 and
Nokia E90).

Compatible with the QUAKE III Arena port are the S60 3rd Edition
phones powered by a TI OMAP 2420 processor. Those include the Nokia N95
8GB, Nokia N82 and Nokia E90. QUAKE III Arena now runs on your Symbian S60 sm read more »

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CapSure - You can capture your screen in BMP, GIF, JPG or PNG and then add captions, obscure sensitive information and more.

Dashwire - Allows you to sync your phone at all times including pictures, files, contacts, messages and more. Cool feature that lets you see texts on your computer as they arrive at your phone.

GSync - As you can probably guess by the name, GSync allows you to synchronize your Google Calendar with your Windows Mobile powered phone. The app is available in Dutch, English and Italian.

iContact - iContact changes your contact interface to more of an iPhone style system tha read more »

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