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If you’re looking for a new mouse to match your brand new Apple computer and don’t want to fork over the cash for a Mighty Mouse perhaps you should check out Dell ’s latest offering. This mouse is called the WM311 and features a sleek white housing, perfect for any Apple fan, and a price tag of just 30 bucks. Spec wise you’re looking at 1000 dpi optical tracking and a micro USB reciever that apparantly touts “concealed, fold-up storage” functionality.

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Dell’s new WM311 wireless mouse

Métro is free public transport guide for your Blackberry phones. Métro is currently available in English, French, Dutch, Spanish and, with incomplete translations, in German, Italian & Portuguese Continue reading: Metro – Public Transport Guide for Blackberry

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Metro – Public Transport Guide for Blackberry

Fake Call is a program that allows you to fake calls on your Blackberry Smartphone.This blackberry software might save you from unwanted conversations or meetings by simulating an incomming call on your blackberry Continue reading: FakeCall 2.0 – fake calls on your Blackberry

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FakeCall 2.0 – fake calls on your Blackberry

Microsoft and Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) are teaming up to help mobile workers stay connected and the companies said it will be bringing the software giant’s Communicator Mobile to E-Series devices like the E72 . Communicator Mobile is a unified communications client used in enterprises to enables a broader way to collaborate.

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Microsoft brings Communicator Mobile to E-Series devices

This is an upcoming iPhone app that allows for translation, without switching back and forth between languages. As you can see, this app has two sets of keyboards that allow both users to type what they are saying on one side, and have it translated on the other. This creates a conversation that is two-sided

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iPhone App uses two keypads for translation

There must be some new fad for putting celebrity voices onto GPS devices, as Mio released their Knight Rider GPS a while ago. I heard that Homer Simpson was done in a similar manner. Tom Tom has made their contribution to this fad by putting Star Wars voices on their GPS devices

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Star Wars Voices put on TomTom GPS devices

Once again, here is something for the “Cloned in China” category. I really should get around to making one of those. Today it is from a company known as Zenithink, and it has a 1 gigahertz ARM Cortex-A8 processor, 512M RAM, a 1024 x 600 display, 16 gigabytes of flash memory, but it runs Android 2.1 instead of Apple’s OS

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Zenithink clones the iPad in China

Selling a million units in a month and headlining pretty much every major publication out there, the iPad is stealing all of the tablet hype as of late. Microsoft, on the other hand, has been rumored to be bringing a tablet computing device called the Courier (as you all already know) to market but they squashed that rumor not too long ago. Well, Bill Gates, recently went on record as saying the following: “Microsoft has a lot of different tablet projects that we’re pursuing.

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Microsoft working on ‘a lot of different tablet projects’

Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) has released a new firmware update for its enterprise-friendly E75 smartphone. We’re hearing it’s a small upgrade with usual bug fixes, and performance and stability improvements. One important thing is solved, though – keyboard is way more responsive now.

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Nokia E75 gets a minor firmware update

BBSSH is a freeware telnet and SSH Client for blackberry phones.Features include: multiple concurrent session support, key-based authentication, customizable key bindings (in progress), BB integration, small footprint, multiple connectivity options, and more Continue reading: BBSSH 1.1.7 – Telnet & SSH Client Software For Blackberry

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BBSSH 1.1.7 – Telnet & SSH Client Software For Blackberry

Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) has released a new firmware update (version 20.0.005) for its low-end touchscreen smartphone – 5230. Here’s what’s new: Kinetic scrolling is included in the main menu Ovi Sync has been added to the desktop Music player is improved GPS allows for faster fix on your location Some of the existing apps have been updated In addition, there are tons of under the hood changes that further improve the stability, though it’s fair to add that even the earlier firmware (v12) provided a pretty stable experience.

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Nokia 5230 gets an update (firmware version 20.0.005)

Symbian released its web application development tools, making application development on the platform “as easy as creating a webpage.” In other words, any web developer with a knowledge of HTML, CSS and some JavaScript can create mobile apps that run on Symbian smartphones, including the newly unveiled Nokia N8 . The good thing about these tools is that they allow accessing even some of the phone’s deep device capabilities — including contacts, camera, sensors, location, etc. — with JavaScript (there are special APIs for accessing phone-specific features)

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Symbian unveils new web app development tools

Eugene Kaspersky, CEO of a popular antivirus company , said at a Infosec that closed operating systems, like iPhone, BlackBerry ( NSDQ: RIMM ), and Windows Phone, won’t last in the long run because they don’t embrace open-source, like Android and Symbian do. That’s an awfully heavy-handed statement, considering the ample success of iPhone and BlackBerry these days, though Android certainly provides a case for successful open-source mobile operating systems. At the same conference, Kaspersky has has reiterated their coverage of mobile phone viruses which, though currently nonexistant, could become a worry as smartphones gain marketshare and operating systems become bigger and introduce more security gaps.

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iPhone, BlackBerry Won’t Last Another Five Years – Kaspersky

With Shazam for blackberry phones you can: Identify playing music by tagging a track See a history of all the music you have tagged See the details of the tag, including the following info: Artist, track title, track subtitle, label (record company), album, music genre and date tagged Access related content on other services. You can: Search for and buy CDs and related products Continue reading: Shazam for Blackberry Phones 2.5.2

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Shazam for Blackberry Phones 2.5.2

Paragon Software/Epocware released SlovoEd dictionary series 4.0 for S60 3.0 and 5.0 Symbian smartphones. The most notable improvement of the new version deals with the use of a touchscreen (for S60 5th Edition devices), with controls being optimized for finger use. Moreover, there are other changes included, such as: New pop-up “Help Tips” OTA forms that allow every user to help improve the program with comments, bug reports and suggestions Ability to add unfamiliar words to flash cards and test your knowledge as many times as needed with the “Flash Card Quiz.” In addition, the standard features of the earlier releases are available in the new version as well, including: Cross-lookup feature between articles and directions

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Paragon Software launches SlovoEd Dictionary series 4.0 for Symbian S60 smartphones

Eldar Murtazin, Editor in Chief of Mobile-Review, makes Gary Powell look like an amateur when it comes to leaking early prototypes. Eldar gets things weeks, even months before everyone else, and has been for years

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Nokia N8, first Symbian^3 handset, gets previewed and is deemed an embarrassment to Nokia

All you Symbian fans should be happy to hear that Samsung is reportedly planning to make a handset with that operating system by the end of the year. There have been some rumblings that the world’s second-biggest handset maker would ditch Symbian because it already supports Android, bada and Windows Phone 7 but that doesn’t seem to hold any merit. What type of phone can we expect?

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Samsung may release a Symbian phone later this year

Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) is about to launch a new version of its popular E72 smartphone. A new version actually means new color – white. At the moment, the E72 is available in four color options (black, grey, brown and purple) and with the addition of white, I’m betting the Finnish company will move even more units — Nokia E71, which is the predecessor of the E72, is still selling like crazy in white.

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Nokia E72 White Edition shows up on Nokia’s Malaysian website

It’s not like every day we talk about Ovi Store success stories. We had Digital Chocolate and Shazam reporting their respective milestones reached, and now we have an even smaller company, Numo Solutions, saying their SMS Preview application has hit the 1 million download mark.

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Numo Solutions’ SMS Preview hits 1 million downloads in the Ovi Store

The HTC Desire is the superphone you have been waiting for. Sporting a stunning 3.7 inch AMOLED touchscreen display with multi-touch, the Desire offers an unmatched web browsing and multimedia experience. Combining Google Android with HTC Sense, the Desire lets users customise multiple home screens with downloadable apps and web feeds whilst staying in contact with a continuous stream of updates, photos and comments from favourite social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook.

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HTC Desire

The Samsung i5700 runs the powerful Android operating system letting users customise the user interface with interactive shortcuts, download new apps from the Android Market and offers unrivalled integration with Google services such as Search, Gmail and Maps. The i5700 Galaxy Spica sports an impressive 3.2 inch touchscreen display letting users navigate the phone and the web with ease. The i5700 also features HSDPA and Wi-Fi for high speed web access, built in GPS, a 3.2 Megapixel camera and expandable memory via a MicroSD memory card slot

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Samsung i5700

PdaNet allows your computer can access internet by connecting to your blackberry phone through the cable, Bluetooth or InfraRed. PdaNet provides you with direct and full Internet access so all your email, instant message programs will work without any setting changes. PdaNet requires BlackBerry OS 4.6 or above on the phone

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PdaNet for BlackBerry 1.30