SPB Software is inviting mobile users to participate in its sixth annual SPB Survey to capture your expectations of mobile devices. The survey is open until December 4, 2009.

SMSfree4all offers options not available on other sites that offer free SMS and will now be adding worldwide direct mobile free SMS service.

Copyright and monopoly concerns killed Google’s first proposal to build the “library of the future” so they re-wrote the proposal to give unknown or unfindable authors more representation. The Open Book Alliance is still wary of the deal.

While Microsoft’s desktop operating system continues to hold a 90 percent market share, their mobile OS has taken a beating, losing almost a third of its market.

Unlike many other netbooks, the N510 from Samsung uses Nvidia’s Ion LE graphics chip, a 1.66GHz Atom N280 CPU, and has an 11.6in, 1366 x 768 display.

IBM’s free Lotus Symphony office productivity suite is now available on Keepods. The USB devices are about the size of a credit card and hold 16GB of data.

Mac’s are not immune to malware and the risk has been growing. Now Kaspersky Lab is releasing Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Mac to help protect your files from intruders.

There is a community of hackers dedicated to freeing smartphones from their developers and the Android operating system is providing fertile ground for adding features to the Droid phones.

The Palm Pre hasn’t been doing as well as hoped and now there’s talk of Nokia buying out Palm. If that were to happen, which operating system would Nokia keep?

Phishing and man-in-the-middle attacks are a growing problem in e-banking and e-commerce so MasterCard is starting a new security feature using mobile phones and one-time passwords.