Brickhouse Mobile, the adult industry’s wireless solution provider, announced a worldwide mobile entertainment distribution pact with Mystique Magazine. Mystique mobile content will launch in the US and abroad this October, with products including exclusive video clips from Mystique Magazine’s television programming and DVD series, as well as mobile wallpapers from its international photo shoots.

Syware, Inc. announced today that utilities services firm SL-Serco tapped Syware’s Visual CE 9 to mobilize information between utilities and the field, rapidly convert paper-based or PC processes into mobile applications.

Active Corporation announces Treo 650 support for their ActiveECG cardiac monitor. ActiveECG is a handheld, professional cardiac monitor which can be used with palmOne handheld computers. ActiveECG for Treo 650 provides real-time display of ECG data and recording of ECG strips on a Treo 650. ECG strips can be stored, reviewed and printed on any compatible PC, or transmitted to other computers or handhelds.

Belkin announced its new PCI ExpressCards, which increase the amount of available computing bandwidth to offer four-times-faster data transfer than standard PCI. Belkin’s full line of upgrade cards allow you to add Serial ATA, FireWire, or USB 2.0 ports to your computer through the new PCI Express slot. They will be shipping in North America in September 2005.

LingvoSoft has just released the Dictionary 2006 series of translating dictionaries for your Pocket PC. The talking versions speak the words from their databases aloud, using the latest bilingual Text-to-Speech technology.

iEnteprises and salesforce.com announced the availability of iEnterprises’ wireless CRM application, CRM on the Go, for salesforce.com users. With CRM on the Go, you can manage opportunities, facilitate multi-faceted reporting, manage call reports, send alerts, and search, store and download information residing in Salesforce. CRM on the Go also offers multi-lingual capabilities and tightly integrates to Lotus Notes and Microsoft Outlook.

Nokia unveiled software for delivering corporate email to mobile devices. CRN reports that the Nokia Business Center software consists of two components: server-side software and a choice of two different device clients. The client software is based on Java and will work with Nokia’s 9300 and 9500 Communicator smartphones as a host of other Nokia smartphones. At first, it will support Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 but will soon support Lotus Notes and Domino.

SimpleTech announced a solid state drive (SSD) with SATA and USB interfaces on one drive. Zeus SSDs can be used for variety of applications including mission data recorders, image exploitation computers, navigation systems, wearable computers, rugged laptops, telecom switches, and blade servers.

Sybase’s iAnywhere Solutions and salesforce.com announced Sales Anywhere for Salesforce. Sales Anywhere for Salesforce ensures that salesforce.com customers have access to business critical information on their handheld devices.

Sigma Software Solutions launched a dual customer care and billing solution that enables VoIP wholesalers to set up operations with their reseller partners. The twin package of Sigma OmniCare for VoIP Wholesalers and OmniCare for VoIP Resellers provides an end-to-end customer, order and revenue management solution on the same platform across multiple VoIP service partners.