Wednesday, May 31, 2006
The anxiously awaited (and long overdue), Opera for Windows Mobile devices has been officially released.
"Opera Software today released Opera Mobile 8.6 for Windows Mobile, finally offering Pocket PC owners a fast and user-friendly Web surfing experience on their devices. Opera Mobile 8.6 for Pocket PC takes full advantage of the larger screen and higher resolution of PPC devices by offering tabbed browsing and surfing in horizontal landscape mode. The browser is based on Opera's newest core code and runs on Windows Mobile 5 and 2003 SE. Opera Mobile for Pocket PC is available from www.opera.com/mobile and comes with a free 30-day trial."
This is one to check out for sure. You can read the full press release by clicking here, or check out the download page at Opera by clicking on the link below.
Wondershare Inc. today released Pocket DVD Studio 1.0 - the premiere video converter for movie lovers who need to watch popular videos from anywhere at anytime. With this new release, you can easily and quickly convert your favorite DVD movies and video clips to Windows Media Video format and enjoy them on your Pocket PC, Palms and Smart phone, etc.
There is a trial version of the software available, that will give the full functionalioty of the paid version, with the only difference being a watermark on your output files. If you prefer the paid version, it will cost you $29.95 USD. Click the link below for more information.
There is a trial version of the software available, that will give the full functionalioty of the paid version, with the only difference being a watermark on your output files. If you prefer the paid version, it will cost you $29.95 USD. Click the link below for more information.
Tuesday, May 30, 2006
Pavel Koza over at PDA Gold has posted his first impressions after spending some time with the new HTC Hermes.
"Imagine a device which has perhaps everything that a very compact device with a Windows Mobile operating system can have. High-speed processor. Decent memory. Nice display. Slide-out QWERTY keyboard with automatic lighting. Integrated 2MPix camera with the option to adjust the focus manually. Integrated IrDA, Bluetooth and WiFi module. But above all a GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS (HSDPA) module for high-speed data. Yes, the new HTC Hermes offers it all and then some."
The article has some great pictures, and is well worth the read. You can check it out by clicking on the link below.
"Imagine a device which has perhaps everything that a very compact device with a Windows Mobile operating system can have. High-speed processor. Decent memory. Nice display. Slide-out QWERTY keyboard with automatic lighting. Integrated 2MPix camera with the option to adjust the focus manually. Integrated IrDA, Bluetooth and WiFi module. But above all a GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS (HSDPA) module for high-speed data. Yes, the new HTC Hermes offers it all and then some."
The article has some great pictures, and is well worth the read. You can check it out by clicking on the link below.
With the need for remote connectivity as large as ever, there are a number of different solutions on the market that will help you stay connected when away from home. One of the lesser known ones is called I'm in Touch by 01 Communique. They are a Canadian company out of Mississauga, Ontario, offering remote access software for both consumers as well as larger corporations.
So is this an option you should be looking at when you need to stay connected away from home? Read on to find out.
Monday, May 29, 2006
If you happen to be looking to share your Wi-Fi internet connection, then you may want to check out FON, a web based global community of broadband user's looking to "trade" their bandwidth.
"FON is an integration of those wanting to contribute to free universal communication and solidarity. We are a usernet growing larger every time we exchange part of our bandwidth for the ability to connect to the bandwidth of other FON members, in every moment from every location in the world."
It isn't the craziest idea I have ever heard, although with a special router required, I may hold off on this one. If you are interested in checking it out then click the link below.
"FON is an integration of those wanting to contribute to free universal communication and solidarity. We are a usernet growing larger every time we exchange part of our bandwidth for the ability to connect to the bandwidth of other FON members, in every moment from every location in the world."
It isn't the craziest idea I have ever heard, although with a special router required, I may hold off on this one. If you are interested in checking it out then click the link below.
Well, about a week has passed since the announcement of the Motorola Q's availibility on the Verizon network in the US, but still no offical announcement on who will be the Canadian carrier for the much anticipated device.
According to a report in The Globe and Mail, Telus could be the first Canadian carrier to launch the Moto Q, and an official announcement may come as early as this week. The Moto Q has launched to rave reviews, and is expected to challenge the dominance of Research in Motion's line of Blackberry devices.
According to a report in The Globe and Mail, Telus could be the first Canadian carrier to launch the Moto Q, and an official announcement may come as early as this week. The Moto Q has launched to rave reviews, and is expected to challenge the dominance of Research in Motion's line of Blackberry devices.
Friday, May 26, 2006
SlingMedia has announced an update to their SlingMobile software that will allow users of Windows Mobile powered Smartphones to view their Sling content on their Smartphone.
"Now Slingbox owners can watch and control their home TV from any network-enabled mobile phone or handheld computer (PDA) powered by Windows Mobile. The beta version of SlingPlayer Mobile for Windows Smartphone software is available today as a free download from Sling Media's web site, www.slingmedia.com, as part of the public beta program. This new software is compatible with devices that run Microsoft's Windows Mobile Smartphone Edition version 5.0."
The software is now available as part of the public beta program from Sling Media's web site, www.slingmedia.com. To read the full press release please click on the link below.
"Now Slingbox owners can watch and control their home TV from any network-enabled mobile phone or handheld computer (PDA) powered by Windows Mobile. The beta version of SlingPlayer Mobile for Windows Smartphone software is available today as a free download from Sling Media's web site, www.slingmedia.com, as part of the public beta program. This new software is compatible with devices that run Microsoft's Windows Mobile Smartphone Edition version 5.0."
The software is now available as part of the public beta program from Sling Media's web site, www.slingmedia.com. To read the full press release please click on the link below.
Thursday, May 25, 2006
I-mate today announced the launch of thier new I-mate suite, a mobile device and data management solution for Windows Mobile devices.
"I-mate Suite acts as a lifeline for users allowing them to minimise downtime, safeguard data and securely transfer information on the go. The advanced capabilities of a Windows Mobile 5.0 device coupled with i-mate Suite offers a complete package of PC-like functionality for those doing business on the run. The innovative service was developed in-house by i-mate Development Inc. and runs on any Windows Mobile
5.0 Pocket PC or Smartphone device.
I-mate is offering a free 30-day trial of the new service, which is
priced at US$9.99 per month. Users can also download the free trial can at www.imatesuite.com.
"I-mate Suite acts as a lifeline for users allowing them to minimise downtime, safeguard data and securely transfer information on the go. The advanced capabilities of a Windows Mobile 5.0 device coupled with i-mate Suite offers a complete package of PC-like functionality for those doing business on the run. The innovative service was developed in-house by i-mate Development Inc. and runs on any Windows Mobile
5.0 Pocket PC or Smartphone device.
I-mate is offering a free 30-day trial of the new service, which is
priced at US$9.99 per month. Users can also download the free trial can at www.imatesuite.com.
Wednesday, May 24, 2006
Detailed specifications of the new E-Ten M600 has surfaced in the form of a PDF document circulating around the internet. Some of the highlights of the document are as follows;
- Samsung S3C 2440 400 MHz Processor
- 256 MB Flash ROM, 64 MB SDRAM
- GSM quad-band 850/900/1800/1900 MHz,
- Bluetooth v2.0, Wi-Fi 802.11b
You can read the entire PDF specification sheet of the device by clicking the link below.
Handango has teamed up with Windows Marketplace to offer users software for the Tablet PC and Pocket PC devices.
"Continuing our record of being a first-mover, we are proud to be one of the first to offer Windows Mobile and Tablet PC content through Windows Marketplace, said Randy Eisenman, president and chief executive officer of Handango. Our partnership with Windows Marketplace will provide customers with a convenient, world-class shopping experience. Consumer demand for mobile applications is exploding, and the combination of Microsoft's huge customer base with our leading capabilities at merchandising and delivering mobile content is going to ignite sales.
You can read the full article from the Wireless Developer Network by clicking on the link below.
"Continuing our record of being a first-mover, we are proud to be one of the first to offer Windows Mobile and Tablet PC content through Windows Marketplace, said Randy Eisenman, president and chief executive officer of Handango. Our partnership with Windows Marketplace will provide customers with a convenient, world-class shopping experience. Consumer demand for mobile applications is exploding, and the combination of Microsoft's huge customer base with our leading capabilities at merchandising and delivering mobile content is going to ignite sales.
You can read the full article from the Wireless Developer Network by clicking on the link below.
Monday, May 22, 2006
As had been previously rumored, Verizon and Motorola announced today the availability of the Moto-Q on the Verizon Wireless broadband EV-DO network.
"Motorola, Inc. and Verizon Wireless, the nations leading wireless service provider, today announced that the highly anticipated MotoQ will be available starting on May 31. The Moto Q is exclusively available through Verizon Wireless and customers can purchase it online at www.verizonwireless.com on May 31, or at any Verizon Wireless Communications Store on June 5."
You can check out the Verizon site dedicated to the Moto-Q by clicking on the link below.
As you (hopefully) may have noticed, PPC Canada underwent a bit of a facelift over the weekend. Besides addressing some badly needed design changes, you should also notice that we have simplified the navigation a little bit as well. Each post will now have it's own page, instead of the monthly summaries we use to have. There are still a few things to be taken care of, so if you run into any problems don't worry, they will be fixed shortly.
If you have any comments about the site, or anything else you would like to see added or removed, feel free to send me an email to let me know about it by clicking here.
If you have any comments about the site, or anything else you would like to see added or removed, feel free to send me an email to let me know about it by clicking here.
Saturday, May 20, 2006
SyncData has announced the release of SyncExpress 3, their application for synchronizing Windows Mobile based Pocket PC devices with Microsoft Outlook Express.
"SyncExpress 3 brings an important new feature: synchronized messages are copied in a separate account. The default "ActiveSync" or "Outlook E-mail" account is not used any longer by SyncExpress 3, making it possible to synchronize messages with Outlook on a second PC."
You can read more about SyncExpress, or try a trial download of the new program by clicking on the link below.
"SyncExpress 3 brings an important new feature: synchronized messages are copied in a separate account. The default "ActiveSync" or "Outlook E-mail" account is not used any longer by SyncExpress 3, making it possible to synchronize messages with Outlook on a second PC."
You can read more about SyncExpress, or try a trial download of the new program by clicking on the link below.
Thursday, May 18, 2006
Semsons.com, an on-line retailer of GPS Navigation equipment and accessories, has extended an offer to Pocket PC Canada readers for a 10% discount on any purchase over $100.
To take advantage of the offer you need to enter the coupon code "CNDA10" at checkout, which will automatically process the 10% discount. To see a list of shipping rates for orders placed to Canada you can click here, and you can visit the Semsons.com home page by clicking on the link below.
To take advantage of the offer you need to enter the coupon code "CNDA10" at checkout, which will automatically process the 10% discount. To see a list of shipping rates for orders placed to Canada you can click here, and you can visit the Semsons.com home page by clicking on the link below.
Access has released the latest version of their popular Netfront Browser, now at V3.3.
"NetFront for Pocket PC is a sophisticated Web browser based on the NetFront, which has been installed on many PDAs, mobile phones, and home information appliances. The latest version of NetFront supports Pocket PC2003/2003SE.
NetFront supports Flash(R) and JavaTM, and provides unique functions, such as the Multi-Window, for viewing Web contents. Thus it enables you to enjoy a PC-like Web browsing experience on the Pocket PC."
This is one of the better browser's for the Pocket PC, so if you are interested in trying it out you can download a trial version by clicking on the link below.
"NetFront for Pocket PC is a sophisticated Web browser based on the NetFront, which has been installed on many PDAs, mobile phones, and home information appliances. The latest version of NetFront supports Pocket PC2003/2003SE.
NetFront supports Flash(R) and JavaTM, and provides unique functions, such as the Multi-Window, for viewing Web contents. Thus it enables you to enjoy a PC-like Web browsing experience on the Pocket PC."
This is one of the better browser's for the Pocket PC, so if you are interested in trying it out you can download a trial version by clicking on the link below.
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
Microsoft has released the beta version of their new Windows Media Player 11. Of particular interest to users of portable devices are improved sync capabilities between the Media Player library and your portable device.
"Syncing portable devices with Windows Media Player 11 is as simple as 1-2-3. Windows Media Player 11 now features a smart, easy-to-use wizard that guides you through device sync after connecting a device for the first time. You can simply connect one of the more than 100 Windows Media-enabled devices and Windows Media Player 11 will automatically recognize it and allow you to customize the name of the device"
Click the link below to be taken to the download page for Windows Media Player 11 Beta.
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
RealOrganized, Inc. has announced the availability of RealtyJuggler Calculator for Windows Mobile / Pocket PC Devices.
"RealtyJuggler Calculator is great tool for agents and homebuyers to do real-estate calculations such as rent-vs-own comparison, computing monthly mortgage payments, or determining the maximum loan a buyer can qualify for. In the past, RealtyJuggler Calculator has only been available to owners of Palm Powered PDA's. However due to customer demand, we have decided to make available our popular calculator to owners of Microsoft's Windows Mobile / Pocket PC devices as well," stated Scott Schmitz, owner of RealOrganized Inc., the publisher of RealtyJuggler.
Users can download a 30 day free trial of the software by clicking the link below. The software is priced at $9 and can be purchased from the RealOrganized, Inc. online store.
"RealtyJuggler Calculator is great tool for agents and homebuyers to do real-estate calculations such as rent-vs-own comparison, computing monthly mortgage payments, or determining the maximum loan a buyer can qualify for. In the past, RealtyJuggler Calculator has only been available to owners of Palm Powered PDA's. However due to customer demand, we have decided to make available our popular calculator to owners of Microsoft's Windows Mobile / Pocket PC devices as well," stated Scott Schmitz, owner of RealOrganized Inc., the publisher of RealtyJuggler.
Users can download a 30 day free trial of the software by clicking the link below. The software is priced at $9 and can be purchased from the RealOrganized, Inc. online store.
Monday, May 15, 2006
Skype has just announced that SkypeOut calls (calls from your computer or PDA to a regular landline or mobile phone) are now free for all of North America.
"If you’re in the US or Canada, you can use SkypeOut to call any landline or mobile number in both the USA and Canada for free. Yes. It is really very, very free. There’s no prepayment, no minimum use, no subscription, no monthly fee, no nothing. You just download and install Skype and then you start calling. Both the caller and the number called must be in either the US or Canada. There are no strings attached."
This is great news for PPC users of Skype as it means you can call from your Wi-Fi connected PPC to anywhere in North America free of charge. To download Skype for PPC click here, or click the link below to read more about the offer over at Skype.
"If you’re in the US or Canada, you can use SkypeOut to call any landline or mobile number in both the USA and Canada for free. Yes. It is really very, very free. There’s no prepayment, no minimum use, no subscription, no monthly fee, no nothing. You just download and install Skype and then you start calling. Both the caller and the number called must be in either the US or Canada. There are no strings attached."
This is great news for PPC users of Skype as it means you can call from your Wi-Fi connected PPC to anywhere in North America free of charge. To download Skype for PPC click here, or click the link below to read more about the offer over at Skype.
E-Ten is now set to launch it's new GPS Pocket PC in the the Taiwan market on May 17th.
"E-Ten Information Systems will launch the G500 GPS pocket PC phone in Taiwan on May 17, following the availability of the device in some overseas markets in the first quarter, according to company sources. The local launch of the G500 has been delayed twice, from an originally planned April 20 to the end of last month, and now to May 17."
You can click the link below to read the full story over at Digitimes.
"E-Ten Information Systems will launch the G500 GPS pocket PC phone in Taiwan on May 17, following the availability of the device in some overseas markets in the first quarter, according to company sources. The local launch of the G500 has been delayed twice, from an originally planned April 20 to the end of last month, and now to May 17."
You can click the link below to read the full story over at Digitimes.
Sunday, May 14, 2006
Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo says that it will has agreed to a deal that will have it incorporating Microsoft's Windows Media technologies into its 3G FOMA handsets, scheduled to launch later this summer.
"Microsoft's Windows Media platform and the company's commitment toward enabling new digital rights management solutions for the wireless environment are helping to push the industry forward," said Takeshi Natsuno, DoCoMo's senior VP and managing director of Multimedia Services. "With support for Windows Media, users of our FOMA handsets will enjoy a broader range of services and more choices for entertainment."
You can read the full story from Windows for Devices by clicking on the link below.
"Microsoft's Windows Media platform and the company's commitment toward enabling new digital rights management solutions for the wireless environment are helping to push the industry forward," said Takeshi Natsuno, DoCoMo's senior VP and managing director of Multimedia Services. "With support for Windows Media, users of our FOMA handsets will enjoy a broader range of services and more choices for entertainment."
You can read the full story from Windows for Devices by clicking on the link below.
Friday, May 12, 2006
We came across a great freeware program from TranCreative Software called Remote Keyboard.
"Remote Keyboard is a program that connects PC keyboard and mouse to your Pocket PC over ActiveSync connection or TCP/IP network. It works as a Soft Input Panel (SIP), also called input method, along with Keyboard, Letter Recognizer or Transcriber in Pocket PC devices.
You can download Remote Keyboard from the TranCreative site by clicking on the link below. Thanks to MobilitySite.com for the tip.
"Remote Keyboard is a program that connects PC keyboard and mouse to your Pocket PC over ActiveSync connection or TCP/IP network. It works as a Soft Input Panel (SIP), also called input method, along with Keyboard, Letter Recognizer or Transcriber in Pocket PC devices.
You can download Remote Keyboard from the TranCreative site by clicking on the link below. Thanks to MobilitySite.com for the tip.
Thursday, May 11, 2006
Speaking at this years Electronic Entertainment Expo, Bill Gates has announced that users of mobile devices can plan to see more gaming content coming their way over the next year.
"Spanning Windows Mobile, Java and BREW-based handsets, the world-class mobile games service will give gamers on-the-go access to cross-platform gaming communities at any time, from any location. By this time next year, users will be able to send messages, access friends lists, download the best of mobile game content, and sample, purchase and play favorites such as ÂBejeweled, ÂZuma and ÂHexic as part of the integrated gaming world."
You can read the full recap of Bill's speech at E3 by clicking the link below.
"Spanning Windows Mobile, Java and BREW-based handsets, the world-class mobile games service will give gamers on-the-go access to cross-platform gaming communities at any time, from any location. By this time next year, users will be able to send messages, access friends lists, download the best of mobile game content, and sample, purchase and play favorites such as ÂBejeweled, ÂZuma and ÂHexic as part of the integrated gaming world."
You can read the full recap of Bill's speech at E3 by clicking the link below.
Spacetime Mobile has announced the release fo thier new freeware program, MyCalculator.
"MyCalculator is a free scientific calculator for your Pocket PC, Palm OS 5 handheld, and Windows PC that supports an innovative memory system to store and recall answers!"
We have added the program to our freeware download section, so you can download it from there by clicking on the link below.
"MyCalculator is a free scientific calculator for your Pocket PC, Palm OS 5 handheld, and Windows PC that supports an innovative memory system to store and recall answers!"
We have added the program to our freeware download section, so you can download it from there by clicking on the link below.
Tuesday, May 09, 2006
This news will be of particular note to Windows Mobile users, as Windows Mobile is based on Windows CE, and expanding CE capabilities will eventually be reflected into future versions Windows Mobile.
"Microsoft will unveil a beefier version of Windows CE during a keynote at its annual Mobile & Embedded Developer's Conference (MEDC) in Las Vegas, May 9. Windows CE 6 offers a higher capacity for complex applications, fueling "more intelligent devices that offer advanced multimedia and Web services, and wireless networking," the company claims."
You can read the full article from Windows for Devices by clicking on the link below.
"Microsoft will unveil a beefier version of Windows CE during a keynote at its annual Mobile & Embedded Developer's Conference (MEDC) in Las Vegas, May 9. Windows CE 6 offers a higher capacity for complex applications, fueling "more intelligent devices that offer advanced multimedia and Web services, and wireless networking," the company claims."
You can read the full article from Windows for Devices by clicking on the link below.
Monday, May 08, 2006
Alien6 Technologies has announced the availability of the beta 2 version of A6.Times 2006. This version represents another step forward en route to the release version, planned for the end of May.
"Introducing A6.Times, a user friendly electronic newspaper for your Windows Mobile device that gives you news updates in real time. Discover a newspaper like you’ve never seen before. A6.Times is an enhanced news feed aggregator of surprising power. What sets it apart from conventional news aggregators is that it formats and displays news in a traditional newspaper format, adapted to the small screen of your Windows Mobile device."
You can download A6.Times from our freeware download section by clicking the link below.
"Introducing A6.Times, a user friendly electronic newspaper for your Windows Mobile device that gives you news updates in real time. Discover a newspaper like you’ve never seen before. A6.Times is an enhanced news feed aggregator of surprising power. What sets it apart from conventional news aggregators is that it formats and displays news in a traditional newspaper format, adapted to the small screen of your Windows Mobile device."
You can download A6.Times from our freeware download section by clicking the link below.
QUALCOMM Incorporated and Microsoft Corp. today jointly announced a collaboration to enable the porting of the Microsoft Windows Mobile operating system to QUALCOMM’s Mobile Station Modem (MSM) chipsets. The companies’ collaboration will enable device manufacturers to develop affordable, feature-rich and attractive Windows Mobile-powered phones with MSM chipsets while shortening their product development times. Support for the Windows Mobile platform on QUALCOMM’s highly integrated MSM solutions also gives users extended battery life while running a wide variety of business and entertainment applications, such as Microsoft Office Mobile and Windows Media Player Mobile, along with third-party offerings.
Click the link below to read the full press release.
Click the link below to read the full press release.
Friday, May 05, 2006
Reinwarez has updated their Photos2Resize software, a freeware program aimed at helping to make your pictures more PDA friendly.
"With a few clicks you can resize all your digital camera photos to a more viewing friendly resolution. Supports EXIF orientation and smart rotation if you want to view you pictures on a PDA."
You can click the link below to download the new version directly from our freeware download section.
"With a few clicks you can resize all your digital camera photos to a more viewing friendly resolution. Supports EXIF orientation and smart rotation if you want to view you pictures on a PDA."
You can click the link below to download the new version directly from our freeware download section.
Thursday, May 04, 2006
"Taiwan-based BenQ and High Tech Computer (HTC) are speeding up the respective launch of their HSDPA (high speed downlink packet access) phones, with BenQ expected to deliver its first HSDPA phone, the EF91, to T-Mobile in July and HTC to begin shipping its model, codenamed Muse, to Qtek (Model S300) in the third quarter, according to market sources." Source- Digitimes
I demo'd an HSDPA network connection running on a laptop at the Hong Kong Electronics Fair, and the speed was amazing.(see the picture on right.) To see a list of when your area may get HSDPA click here, or you can read the full article at Digitimes by clicking the link below.
McAfee, Inc., today announced that it will offer Cingular Wireless customers mobile security solutions for business-oriented devices. McAfee provides comprehensive mobile security solutions that are designed to protect against and prevent mobile threats and vulnerabilities.
"While mobile threats have presented themselves largely as proof of concept, we think it's important for carriers to get ahead of the curve, and offer proactive and preventative solutions before a significant attack occurs," commented McAfee senior VP Todd Gebhart. "In doing so, we believe carriers and their customers will be able to avoid serious potential implications that include loss of service and permanent or temporary loss of data. Cingular has taken a leadership position among wireless carriers in providing virus protection for mobile devices and we look forward to providing market-leading protection to its customer base."
"While mobile threats have presented themselves largely as proof of concept, we think it's important for carriers to get ahead of the curve, and offer proactive and preventative solutions before a significant attack occurs," commented McAfee senior VP Todd Gebhart. "In doing so, we believe carriers and their customers will be able to avoid serious potential implications that include loss of service and permanent or temporary loss of data. Cingular has taken a leadership position among wireless carriers in providing virus protection for mobile devices and we look forward to providing market-leading protection to its customer base."
Tuesday, May 02, 2006
Aventail has announced an updated version of its Aventail Mobile solution for PDAs and smart phones. Aventail Mobile 2 extends Aventail's ease of use and end point control with key features such as mobile roaming, which enables users to move between wireless networks without losing the VPN connection, and device watermarking, which gives administrators the ability to both classify a managed device and disable access from the device if lost or stolen.
To read the full press release please click on the link below.
To read the full press release please click on the link below.
Monday, May 01, 2006
According to an unsubstantiated rumour currently posted over at Engadget.com, the Motorola-Q is set to be announced at a press conference on May 22nd. It appears that Verizon will be the US carrier, as the press conference is scheduled with executives from both Motorola and Verizon in attendance.
The Motorola Q is an ultra thin Blackberry type device, that will feature a qwerty keyboard, with a 320-by-240-pixel screen running in landscape mode by default. It will also feature bluetooth, a 1.3 megapixel camera and will run Windows Mobile 5.0 for smartphone.
The Motorola Q is an ultra thin Blackberry type device, that will feature a qwerty keyboard, with a 320-by-240-pixel screen running in landscape mode by default. It will also feature bluetooth, a 1.3 megapixel camera and will run Windows Mobile 5.0 for smartphone.