Swedish startup, Squace, introduces radically intuitive user interface; no typing required to surf, search, share Web content on ordinary mobile phones

SmartVM now offers a wide range of USB extender products. USB Extender over Cat5 breaks the 15 foot USB extension limitation.

The Alu-Leather Case for the Nokia E71 Series is crafted to meet the exact specifications of your device and protect your Nokia against crushing and impact shocks.

A Proporta Advanced Screen Protector is also a must-have if you want the precious screen of your Nokia E71 to stay in pristine condition.

Research in Motion has issued a patch for a serious security flaw that puts businesses using the BlackBerry at risk.

The vulnerability affects the BlackBerry Enterprise Server versions 4.1.3 through 4.1.5 and BlackBerry Professional Software 4.1.4. It resides in a component that processes PDF files.

San Francisco City Council regained access to its computer network after Mayor Gavin Newsom convinced network administrator Terry Childs to give them the passwords.

Childs is in jail, accused of blocking all access to the city’s network by resetting passwords. He initially refused to cough up the new password. But on Monday afternoon Newsom visited him in jail and persuaded him to hand over the necessary passwords.

hmmm… maybe it was the Twinkies

Denny Russell of Sherpa Software has written some instructions on how to get Notes Doclinks to work on your BlackBerry.

justtheflight.co.uk, the global flight booking website, has launched the world’s first global flight search and book facility for the Smartphone.

The .ME Registry officially opened for live, real-time registrations July 17, 2008 and was met with huge demand. More than 50,000 new .me domain names were registered in the first two days as Montenegro opened registration to its country-code internationally.

Though cantsleepclownswilleat.me is taken, FredFlintstone.me still seems to be available.

Juniper Research foresees the market for rich-media content and services pushing operator-billed data revenues in the Indian Sub Continent from $3.0 billion in 2008 to more than $8.3 billion by 2013.

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