Koush Dutta has updated his Sensor SDK ( which most developers use for dev accelerometer applications ) to support the Omnia accelerometer. So now once the developers gets time to update their application it should run smoothly on the Omnia. Read more on it from Koush’s Site.

Pocket PC and Smartphone magazine have just announced the winners of the best software of 2008. Go through the list to find the best Softwares and Games for the windows Mobile platform.

Pocket PC Apps — touchscreen devices
Pocket PC Games — touchscreen devices
Smartphone software– non-touchscreen devices

Photoshop Mobile

Photoshop.com Mobile has been on the cards for a while now but finally it’s here.Its gives you an impressive 2 gig storage. Its also gives you the ability to automatically upload photos from your phone to Photoshop.com and you can edit them at Photoshop.com, and from there you can send them to other services, such as Flickr, though no option to edit the photos directly from the phone has been announced yet. [ check out VSPainter in the Related Post section for editing pics on the phone ]

If you’re already signed up at Photoshop.com, head on to m.photoshop.com from your phone to get the app. You can also visit photoshop.com for the video

via [ WMExperts.com ]

NOTE : Only a few phones are supported @ this time but more should be coming soon

By now you would have heard that WM7 is delayed…They had to announce something to keep WM user happy so they are showing off IE6 for Windows Mobile 6. A free update is always good but with other free options like Opera and Skyfire ( Open beta in US, hopefully the rest of the world will get to use it soon ) does this news excite anyone ?

theunwired.net has got some pics of the browser in action. Trust me there is nothing to see there, if you are interested in this just jump on and have a look.

zzzz.. Wake me up when you have something to announce about Deepfish? Whatever happened to that project anyway ?

Brandon Miniman from pocketnow.com has posted 5 things about the Touch HD that you might not have noticed…

1. It has a new version of Opera Mobile

Its got Flash support, a Zoom slider along the bottom instead of just double tap to zoom and a search bar along the bottom to top it all of a neat 3D tab to switch between open websites

2. The camera doesn’t have a flash

No more flashlight application for my HTC

3. In order to take a picture with the camera, you must tap on the screen - there is no hardware button to use

Nothing in the world should be perfect , so lets take the Camera button off

4. It includes a program called “In Call Recording” which presumably lets you record phone conversations :)

If this is true , I wont hold the camera thingi against you HTC

5. The four buttons along the bottom provide tactile feedback through a vibration, plus audible feedback through a “click” sound

I am sure someone will find a way to disable this to save a lill bit of battery life

UPDATE:
6. The camera has selective autofocus! So you can tap you finger on a certain part of the screen, and the camera will focus on that area.

7. The screen sensitivity seems to be greater compared to that of the Touch Diamond and Touch Pro