The news was awash with reports of SonyEricsson gaining on Nokia, but people keep forgetting Nokia ships around 36% of mobile phones worldwide and has a overwhelming majority in some markets. Still, it's nice to see them not only staying afloat but also churning out products like the SonyEricsson/K700. It's not a Nokia/6600, but it's getting there.
Looks like Zebra is finally getting some competition, which is nice. The project has stalled a bit, and Open Source alternatives might be a way to spur Cisco. After all, they are the unspoken monopoly now (the other one tends to steal the limelight).
More blurbs on the death of Bluetooth and the Wireless USB uprising. Oh well. I suppose Broadcomm's recent acquisition is a throwaway, then.
Another Quicksilver update is out.
The new Mac RSS reader everyone is raving about (even if it's not out yet):