Wirelessly

After making its efforts to accelerate business in smartphone adoption, Microsoft is coming up with its wireless and rechargeable Black lit desktop along with its first rechargeable mouse.

The wireless rechargeable desktop called the Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000 is good combination of design and productivity enhancing features. The Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000 is just only 2.5 cm thick. With this Wireless desktop, Windows Vista users can accomplish everyday tasks and enjoy their entertainment options. The new features of desktop bring all functionalities of Windows XP and Windows Vista to user.

Google is now taking one more step further in expanding its online advertising business by delivering ads into mobile devices. Online search leader, Google is hoping to make money from the expanding audience by allowing them to surf the web when they are away from home or the office.

After launching its first music phone, Samsung Beat, Samsung is again coming back with its pure music phone, Serenata. Known for its crazy top-end audio equipment, Bang & Olufsen has joined its hands with Samsung to bring its latest offering, Serenata.

Broadband service may be one of the fast growing consumer products in the UK. However, the current state of broadband service in the country is quite discouraging with half of the internet users receiving very low speed broadband service than the advertised speed by the service providers.

Here is good news for Alaska Airlines passengers as soon they would be able to access wireless Internet service while traveling. Row 44 and Alaska Airlines are planning to test a satellite based service next spring with expectations that the airline’s fleet can be equipped with Wi-Fi service in 2008.

It is really pain for me to spell word like Cupertino on my mobile phone. Here is good news for you as now you can easily spell tough words on your mobile phone with the help of Kannuu’s new interface. Kannuu’s new interface makes it simple for you to spell difficult words in your mobile phones.

After a couple of experience in mobile market, Mozilla Corp is planning to bridge the desktop and mobile browsing experience by allowing bookmarks, history, extensions and other Firefox capabilities on mobile devices.

Sprint Nextel is expanding the reach of its Boost Mobile LLC calling offer to an additional 10 states. After the successful in trail markets in California and Texas, the service, called Unlimited by Boost will now be extended to participating wireless dealers in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, North Carolina, Oklahoma and Tennessee.

Google recently revealed the second version of their mobile application ‘Google Maps’. Newly added feature is that it can trace your position based on the information provided by the mobiles. This “My Location” feature makes it possible for people without GPS to use Google Maps.

That surely sounded like symphony for many but the problem with this new option available is that it can pinpoint your location with accuracy of around 1000 m; which certainly is not good enough. Though in certain cases accuracy has been reported to be around 200 m. But it still is good for those without GPS enabled handsets, something is better than nothing. This official Google video on Youtube explains the basics of this new feature.

Google maps’ new version is available for Java, BlackBerry, and Symbian S60 devices. It’s still in beta development stage but works reliably and is available for download here. Hopefully, we’ll see newer versions of Google Maps

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Business mobile phone users now have one more reason to be excited about. Known for its Walkman music phone, Sony Ericsson is now targeting business-class customers with the launch of P1i Business smartphone for Lagos Business community.