Spb Software released the latest version of Spb Time-- version 3.2. With this latest version, you'll get a digital clock widget for Spb Mobile Shell along with an updated database, widespread enhancements, and bug fixes. For registered users of Spb Time 3.x, this is a free update.

If you're unfamiliar with SPB Time, it's a skinnable time toolbox for your Windows Mobile device that provides analog and digital clock modes, a world clock, timers and stopwatches, and advanced alarms.

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Although some would argue it's too late in coming, Windows Mobile 6.5.3 is finally out. Since this is a dotdot release, Microsoft won't make any big announcement about it, but we can get a closer look at what the latest version of this mobile OS brings by looking at the first device that runs on the new OS, the Sony Ericsson Aspen.

As you can see from the screenshots available at Windows Phone Thoughts, the latest version of this OS is better positioned to handle touch controls. In addition, there's code that enables multi-touch capabilities. There's also support for capacitive touchscreens. Finally, those of you who do a lot of browsing from your handheld will appreciate that Internet Explorer Mobile 6 has decreased page load times.

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Kensington recently unveiled its new Wall and Wall/Air Ultra Compact Notebook Power Adapters. Both of these adapters are designed to help you lighten your laptop bag with a smaller and lighter charger that will charge your laptop as well as your mobile devices. A retractable mini USB charging cable and micro USB adapter tip come with both chargers, making them compatible with many of today's mobile devices.

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Toshiba took advantage of CES earlier this month to let us know that the company has started shipping samples of its new 64GB SDXC cards. These cards boast of a read speed of 60MB/s and write speeds of 35MB/s. These cards were first announced in August 2009 and marketed as the world's first 64GB SDXC cards. Read more...