'WinMo Week Twenty Two - Return with a geeky vengeance edition' is now live!

[Guest Monolithix]

Paul and I are proud to present the WinMo Week Twenty Two!

Sharing our views, activities and the news in this weeks Windows Mobile world.

In this weeks episode we're talking about:

• Wrapping up our Expansys sponsored device: The Palm Treo 500
  
• The Palm Pre and CES
  
• Build up to the Mobile World Congress
  
• Netbooks - we likes them!
  
• Token2Shell (and the unslung NSLU2 NAS!)
  
  
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[Guest ZSX]

I just wanted to say that I do listen to your podcasts, and I do find them useful and informative. I listen to a number of Windows Mobile orientated podcasts and must say that I find yours the only to give a British angle to the news. Most other podcasters are based in the continent or on the U.S. where the phone environment is very different.

I am really interested in how Windows Mobile is expanding outside phones, especially in devices like the Touch HD, the Yota, the Advantage, the Mio MID device and the Toshiba TG01 which are designed more like internet tablets/netbooks than phones, and with Snapdragon and Tegra coming with 6.5 this year, and 7 the year after it looks like there is a lot to look forward to.

This last podcast was a lit bit more rambling than your usual, much like my posts, but don't give up!

[Guest Monolithix]

Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoy our work! I'm actually just in the process of putting tomorrows podcast line up together and the TG01 is top of the list :)