Microsoft Previews the very first official screenshots of Windows mobile 6.5 at the Mobile World Congress. The first look of screenshots Looking good and much more polished than the leaked builds we’ve been seeing. Windows Mobile 6.5 is supported with Windows Marketplace as answer of Apple’s App Store. The OS will be available in second half of the year 2009 till then take a tour of screenshots.
 

Amazon Kindle is an e-book reader, an embedded system for reading electronic books (e-books), launched in the United States by prominent online bookseller Amazon.com in November 2007. Now it’s time for Amazon kindle 2 which is rumored to launched very shortly. Kindle uses an electronic paper display and downloads content over Amazon Whispernet using the Sprint EVDO network. The Kindle can be used without a computer, and Whispernet is accessible without any fee.Amazon does not sell the Kindle outside the United States as Whispernet only works in the U.S. Plans …

Mary Jo Foley from Zdnet blogs about the possible roadmap of Windows Mobile 7.Features of  Win Mobile 7 are still a mystery. But it is rumored there have been a few tidbits about some of the gesture recognition and multi-touch capabilities in the works for future WinMobile platforms,  Microsoft hasn’t yet even officially announced Windows Mobile 6.5, but this OS update is most likely be announced at Mobile World Congress in next two weeks.Lets take a quick look at the most possible Windows mobile version 7 roadmap.
According to Foley, Here is the roadmap:

Windows Mobile …

After the huge success of G15 logitech presents the replacement as G19 Gaming keyboard.he Logitech G19 sells for around 200 US dollars, which is doubled from existing G15. As G15 keyboard G19 is also equipped with a tiltable, 320-by-240-pixel display, which provides in-game information for sixty + supported games. The screen can also show VoIP communication data, clock, CPU load, or other non-gaming specific items such as pictures or video.
 
 

Tiltable, color GamePanel™ LCD: The (320×240) display shows unprecedented levels of information—both in- and out-of-game—including game stats, system information, VOIP communication data, …

Palm Pre is leading the way for the best alternative of  iPhone.Palm Pre is showcased in CES 09 and expected to hit the market very soon.Palm pre is based on Web OS which supports Multitasking yes the first ever multitasking capable phone at a very nice interface.Palm have never been ones for producing groundbreaking handsets, but all that could be about to change with the Palm Pre 3G.
Palm handsets of old run on Windows Mobile, but the Pre wanted to do things different, which is where the new webOS browsers …

Palm Pre has some real cool features like real multi-tasking and amazing UI but one most amazing feature is that it will tell you that you’ll be late for that meeting. How that works let me explain. This phone has your calender, a clock and GPS so when it will see that you have a meeting at 4:00 pm and right now you are 5 miles from the meeting place and time is 3:40 it will alert you not only that it will send a mail to your assistant or …

First hands on picks of ADAMO are out and you are sure to get them first here. Its clear now Adamo will come in Two Color options Black & White and will have a all aluminum body. One of the best feature we liked is the adapter which is not bigger than a standard mobile adapter.

Many people may just now be getting used to the idea of the 16:9 aspect ratio HDTVs have. The whole black bars at the top and bottom just kinda throws people off I guess.
Personally, I’ve never had a problem with this. I just never understood how someone could prefer pan scan movies over letterbox once the difference was explained to them. I mean, you’re getting the whole movie with Letterbox and a cheap knockoff with “Fullscreen” that has its cadges caught off. Not to mention really awkward pans. Yeah, I’m …

The Compulab Exeda won’t be the most high profile Android/WinMo/Linux handset coming to the market, but the squat candybar features enticing half-Blackberry, half-80s calculator styling and a robust feature set.
Promising to support both GSM and CDMA when released (unlocked) this March, the Exeda also includes a 520MHz Marvel processor, 3.5-inch sun-readable touchscreen, QWERTY, mini trackpad, about 1GB of built-in storage, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 10/100Base-T ethernet port, 2MP camera and MicroSD expandability. It’s also slated to support Android, WinMo 6.1, Windows CE 6 and Angstrom Linux.
There’s no price on the Exeda …