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AT&T just released the Palm Centro GSM Palm OS device. The Sprint Palm Centro was released a few months ago and is quite popular. For US$99, the Palm Centro is a very capable smartphone that appeals to those looking for a good text messaging and communications device.

The Wibrain B1 is a full function Windows XP computer weighing in at just over 1 pound in a PSP-like widescreen form factor. A split QWERTY keyboard, high resolution display, fast processor, and excellent touch panel make this a compelling choice in mobility.

While there were very few smartphones at CES in Vegas, there were several ultra portable devices. The Intel MID (Mobile Internet Device) is coming in 2008 and there are several prototypes available, along with existing ultra mobile devices.

T-Mobile just released the Shadow device yesterday and it brings a fun, custom UI developed by Microsoft and HTC. You can now access and control all the primary functions of your device from the unique Home screen. This kind of customization is needed to bring consumers to Windows Mobile and the Shadow may be a hit.

Sprint and Palm just recently launched the Palm Centro at a low price of US$99 after service activation and rebates. The Palm Centro offers a Treo-like smartphone in a much smaller package while still retaining many of the same features.

The BlackBerry Curve (8320) is the first smartphone that supports the @Home UMA network on T-Mobile. The device is light, powerful, durable, and may just have me purchasing my first BlackBerry device.

Dashwire is a new Web 2.0 service that mirrors your mobile phone to the Web for easier management and interaction with your mobile phone. You can send text messages, manage photos and videos, add contacts, add bookmarks, and more right from your desktop PC and have the content synced with your mobile phone.

Watching movies on a small display of a portable media player or mobile device isn’t always the best experience. myvu just announced the myvu Universal Edition of its personal media viewer goggles that let you get a large screen feel for video content on your portable media player.

Qwest is a regional wireless carrier and they have taken steps to get the latest and greatest Windows Mobile 6 devices added to their collection. The Qwest Fusion is a device from HTC that is similar to the HTC Vox and brings EVDO in a nice compact form factor full of features.

The AT&T Tilt (aka TyTN II/HTC Kaiser) is a new Windows Mobile 6 Professional device that runs on a fast 400 MHz processor with 3.5G support, integrated WiFi, Bluetooth, and GPS. The display tilts up so you can put it into “laptop” mode.

The Nokia N800 Internet Tablet has a beautiful display and works well as a portable media player with two Secure Digital slots for memory expansion. Proporta has an accessory that protects the device and serves to prop it up for video watching in hands-free mode.

People who have Macs and Windows Mobile devices have a syncing solution that actually turns out to be much more functional and powerful than the ActiveSync client found on Windows PCs. Mark/Space just released their latest version that adds support for Windows Mobile 6, improves SMS log functionality, and many more new features.