First watch running on Windows Mobile 5 engine

Epoq, which has already had a video watch on the market for some time, has developed what is believed to be the first wristwatch running Windows Mobile 5. Its EGP-WP98B claims to have an OLED touchscreen, 1.28GB of memory, Wi-Fi networking, Bluetooth, VoIP support, and--get this--handwriting recognition. And a faux alligator wristband, of course. But as Mobile Magazine says, it might be a tad difficult to get full use out of Windows on a 1.4-inch display. Check it out here

What is HTC announcing on June 5th - London

HTC is cooking up something BIG and plan on unveiling it on June 5th at an event held in London (11:30am local time). What is it going to be. Watch this space........

T-moblie Wing runs Windows Mobile 6.0

The Blackberry challenger T-Mobile Wing runs Microsoft's latest Windows Mobile O/S the WM6.0. Check it out here