WMWifiRouter from Chainfire is a free application that promises to turn your Windows Mobile smartphone into a Wi-Fi router, turning your smartphone into a conduit to the Internet for other devices.

The software works by tricking your Wi-Fi-enabled Windows Mobile into sharing its cellular-wireless (preferably 3G) data connection with other Wi-Fi-capable devices. These other devices, a laptop for example, link up to your smartphone to access your carrier’s cellular network, and therefore the Internet, over Wi-Fi.

A new music service called FlyTunes is making a bid for the attention of users of the iPhone, iPod Touch, and other portable media players and media-ready cell phones. The company is positioning its service as a free alternative to satellite radio for devices that utilize any kind of wireless connection.

FlyTunes features thousands of channels of digital music, and it works without any additional hardware. Users can personalize their music channels, promote their favorite songs, and flag songs they don’t want to listen to again.

SanDisk announced it has begun to sample 12GB microSDHC flash memory cards to major phone manufacturers for testing and evaluation. The 12GB card represents a 50-percent boost in card capacity from SanDisk’s 8GB microSDHC cards, which are currently available worldwide, and highlights the growing popularity of mobile phones with storage intensive features that include music players, digital cameras, video recording and playback and GPS capabilities.

Proporta’s Mobile Survival Kit Micro packs an impressive 1700mAh of power so you can charge it from any convenient USB port and in turn power your device up to 2.5 times longer. Measuring in at a mere 88x50x14.5mm, the Mobile Survival Kit Micro comes complete with a USB to Mini USB cable as well as a retractable cable with adaptors enabling you to charge and recharge your Nokia, Micro USB, PSP, Samsung, iPod or Sony Ericsson device anywhere. And because the Mobile Survival Kit Micro outputs to a standard USB port, it will charge anything that can be charged from USB, using your normal cable.

SBSH Mobile Software announced the all new PocketWeather 2.0 for Windows Mobile Standard (Smartphone) release. PocketWeather 2.0 brings a lot of exciting features, including: Powerful custom layout-scripting, WeatherConsole for advanced weather tracking, Special Facade 1.4 integration (also released today) and much more.

Lexar announced that it has increased the capacity of its entire SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) family of memory cards to 8GB. The new cards from the Professional, Platinum II, and standard lines will be available later this month, and are designed to provide professionals and consumers with the ultimate in functionality and performance for their digital SLRs, point-and-shoot cameras, PDAs, and mobile phones, among other devices.

The Professional 8GB cards are speed-rated at 133x, delivering a minimum sustained write speed of 20MB per second. The Professional SDHC cards are ideal for use in high-definition camcorders and point-and-shoots with motion capture capabilities. These cards include free, dedicated technical support, a limited lifetime warranty, and software available for free download, including Lexar Image Rescue 3 and Corel Paint Shop Pro X.

Attendees of this year’s Lotusphere will have two chances to win a Nintendo Wii–stop by booths 608, 609, or 625 to enter. Proudly sponsored by IBM Business Partners Ardexus, DLI.tools and MetaLogic, those entering the draw will also receive a special t-shirt celebrating the 15th anniversary of Lotusphere, while supplies last. Also learn more about the latest solutions for CRM, Document Management, Automating Lotus Forms, Email Archiving and Domino Web Development.

SpinVox, a leader in voice-to-text technology, has used its expertise in mobile phone and voicemail etiquette to name America’s top ten most annoying voicemails. According to SpinVox, the following are the worst offenders–voicemails that people should avoid leaving at all costs.

Canary Wireless announced the availability of its second-generation Digital Hotspotter device. The first to introduce a Wi-Fi detection and analysis tool with an LCD display providing essential network information, Canary Wireless now brings to market the HS20, featuring a slimmer form factor, an improved user interface, and the superior RF performance that made the first generation Hotspotter an award winner. The HS20 will be available online at canarywireless.com during the first quarter of 2008 and will retail for $59.95.

New Belkin cases for the iPhone and iPod protect your iPhone or iPod in style. Designed to fit any lifestyle, these cases can be used in a variety of environments, from the gym to the office.