JAVOedge has released their deluxe leather case for the HP iPAQ h6300 Pocket PC. The new case offers a 360 degree rotating, detachable belt clip, cutouts for the camera lens and complete button access, and storage for 2 SD cards and a credit card.

Toshiba announced the European launch of Toshiba-branded SD cards, miniSD cards and CompactFlash cards. Based on Toshiba’s NAND memory technology, the new cards feature a five-year warranty and will deliver high quality and reliable removable media storage formats with capacities ranging from 32Mb to 1Gb.

StylusCentral.com has released a new aluminum case for Samsung’s SPH-i700 smartphone. The SPH-i700 offers the functionality of an integrated cell phone, digital camera, and Windows-powered Pocket PC. The new case is made of tough anodized aircraft-grade material and is precision molded to fit the exact dimensions of the SPH-i700’s profile. The case includes neoprene lining to firmly secure the smartphone and protect it against drops, shocks and collisions.

Motorola announced the expansion of the company’s cordless phone portfolio with the introduction of two new product lines that take advantage of the long range, exceptional clarity and virtually interference-free properties of 5.8 GHz technology. The new MA500 analog series and expandable MD700 digital system round out Motorola’s cordless phone offerings with advanced features and the convenience of 5.8 GHz technology.

Record labels and Microsoft are in discussions about ways that the next generation of the Windows operating system, code-named Longhorn, can support copy-protected CD technology. The music labels, in large part led by top executives at EMI Group and coordinated through their U.S. and international trade associations, are creating a “wish list” of CD rights protection features they want to see provided or supported by Longhorn.

Xybernaut has unveiled a flat-panel system intended to work both as a wireless outdoor display and a standalone wearable computer. The 1.9-pound system, the third in Xybernaut’s line of Atigo T dual-purpose computers, has an 8.4-inch touch screen with a resolution of 800 by 600 pixels. It comes with Wi-Fi support and uses a 1GHz processor from Transmeta.

In an effort to promote a new processor feature, Via Technologies has released open-source software for thoroughly erasing deleted files. The company this week released an open-source program called Tru-Delete that overwrites files with random numbers.

A former help-desk worker at a New York company that provides credit reports to banks and other lenders pleaded guilty on Tuesday for his role in what federal prosecutors said was the largest identity theft case ever. Philip Cummings, 35, pleaded guilty to conspiracy, wire fraud and fraud in connection with the scheme that victimized more than 30,000 people.

funSMS 4 Xplore GSM is the first specially developed and localized SMS application for GSL Xplore Smartphones. The text messages manager offers an extremely attractive layout and supports low resolution 160×160 pixel as well as the enlarged resolution of the Xplore with 160×240 pixel.

Wireless solution provider StayOnline has taken the San Antonio Emily Morgan hotel wireless by installing a hotel-wide WiFi system for guest use. For $9.95 a day, Emily Morgan guests can have complete wireless access during their stay.