
T-Mobile USA announced that the company has taken the first commercial step in the rollout of its 3G wireless network by launching its UMTS/HSDPA network in New York City. T-Mobile plans to continue the rollout of its 3G network across major metropolitan markets through the year. By year’s end, T-Mobile expects its high-speed data network will be available in those cities where a majority of its subscribers currently use data services.

It’s the Season for Savings and iambic is discounting prices on Warden Security for Pocket PC to celebrate.
Maintain your peace of mind this Spring with this ultra sleek security system for your mobile companion. Keep intruders away by locking them out of viewing your personal information or making fraudulent calls. It even provides assistance in case of an emergency and takes preventive measures to secure your device from ever getting stolen in the first place… and much more.

For those of you who happen to be awake at 4am Rocky Mountain time, David will be broadcasting on the 50,000 watt radio station KOA-850AM, doing the after-midnight show with Rick Barber and talking about White House email and the Mexican theft of White House BlackBerrys. Just so you know, in order to do this at 4am Rocky Mountain time, David’s got to be conscious and lucid at 6am Florida time.
If you know our fearless leader, you know he’s definitely not a 6am kinda guy, so the only way this is going to fly is stay up and do the show before going to bed. In any case, if you happen to be up at 4am and located pretty much anywhere on the western side of the US (50,000 watts reaches a long distance at night), you can tune in. You can also listen via their Web feed, should you be in a different part of the world. David promises to do his best to keep you awake throughout the full hour.
And, if you’re mature and sleeping, like all good people should be at that hour, we’ll post the download link sometime in the next day or so when it makes it online.

Mobile Admin is an enterprise network administration platform that allows unified management of all IT systems from any computer or handheld device. The Mobile Admin server software is installed on a single server on the network and allows for instant management of all other systems, without the need to install any agent software on the systems to be managed.

The Washington Post has published an interesting but bizarrely flip-flopping editorial from PC World Contributing Editor James A. Martin entitled Is the Palm OS Dying? Should You Care? The piece discusses the uncertain future facing both Palm Inc. and the Palm OS, now owned by Japan’s Access Software. In short, Mr. Martin makes no bones about Palm’s gradual, protracted decline due to its aging OS and increasingly unglamorous hardware specs, calling Palm Inc. a “third-tier smartphone vendor” but ultimately asserts the platform as still viable and offering a compelling combination of friendliness, flexibility, and value.

Adobe has announced a plan to try to get its Flash player installed on more mobile devices and set-top boxes. Dubbed Open Screen the initiative lifts restrictions on how its multimedia handling software can be used.
Adobe will stop charging licencing fees for mobile versions of Flash and plans to publish information about the inner workings of the code. In taking this step Adobe hopes to repeat on mobiles the success its Flash technology has enjoyed on the web.

The Echo–Mirror Screen Protector protects your LG Viewty and offers more than meets the eye. When your LG Viewty display is switched on, the Echo acts as a simple screen protector, but as soon as your display backlight is switched off, the screen protector acts as a mirror, meaning you can look just as beautiful as your Viewty.

Research In Motion announced a new BlackBerry Certification Program that will extend a reliable, comprehensive certification testing service in support of the BlackBerry wireless platform. The new BlackBerry Certification Program is intended to provide an empirical means of measuring and validating the real world skills and knowledge used in planning, administering and supporting BlackBerry product deployments. The program, which is designed for IT professionals and consultants as well as wireless carriers and other BlackBerry partners, will be available in 135 countries.

AT&T and Starbucks plan to start offering their joint Wi-Fi service May 1 in San Antonio, the corporate headquarters of AT&T. By the end of 2008, AT&T said it would be offering Wi-Fi at all company-operated Starbucks stores.
After a six-year run with T-Mobile providing fee-based Wi-Fi access in its 7,000 coffee shops, Starbucks announced in February that AT&T would be its new carrier for wireless service. The ubiquitous chain is also brewing up a new deal for Wi-Fi customers: up to 2 hours of free Wi-Fi service per day.
In addition, all Starbucks partners will receive free Wi-Fi accounts allowing them to use the network in Starbucks company-operated locations. AT&T said more than 12 million qualifying AT&T broadband and AT&T U-verse Internet customers will have unlimited free access to Starbucks’ Wi-Fi service.

The team at Proporta don’t like to see anything go uncovered, including GPS units, so they’re offering their small, medium and large GPS Protective Carry Cases at half price, yes, that’s a huge 50% off. All you have to do is enter LOVEMYGPS at the cart page when you’re purchasing your case and you will receive this massive discount.