Continental Airlines plans to begin offering Gogo Inflight Internet service beginning in the second quarter of next year. Like other Gogo Inflight Internet service offerings, Continental's version will provide customers with full Internet access on their own Wi-Fi equipped devices including PDAs and other handheld devices. Pricing will start at $4.95 and increase depending on the length of the flight. The service is expected to be available on Continental's fleet of 21 Boeing 757-300 aircraft that primarily serves domestic routes.

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Earlier this month, I told you Windows Mobile 7 could be out as early as the third quarter of 2010. Over the weekend, Microsoft's Phil Moore, the company's Head of Mobility UK, said Windows Mobile 7 has been delayed and won't be out until "late in 2010." This is definitely not the news any of us wanted to hear. Moore did attempt to reassure users by letting them know that when Windows Mobile 7 finally arrives, it will "give customers what they want" and that we'll get "flexibility on a much easier touch UI." Here's hoping the OS doesn't experience further delays.

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If you've ever parked your car and then forgotten where it was or wondered how far you were from home, then GpsSpot from Cradle Software may be useful to you. This software uses a built-in or attached GPS receiver to tell you what direction and how far you are from a previously saved spot. If your PDA already has GPS capabilities or a GPS add-on module, then all you'll have to do is pay a small fee for the GpsSpot software to begin using it. To make the software even more friendly to use, you can save an image with a targeted location.

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If you're a student, graphing fanatic, or someone who needs to solve complex mathematical equations on a PDA, you might be interested in SpaceTime. Touted by the manufacturer as "the most powerful mathematics program ever developed for the Pocket PC," SpaceTime 4.0 lets you move, zoom, and rotate 2D, 3D, and time graphs. You can also solve limits, derivates, and integrals with MobileCAS, a computer algebra system with typesetting that is designed for the Pocket PC.

SpaceTime is compatible with Windows Mobile 2003, 2003 SE, 5.x, 6.x. Visit the product page for more information.

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Recently, Microsoft updated Bing mobile in an attempt to better meet people's mobile search needs. As described in a long blog post, the update includes a number of new features and functionalities that are designed to help users make faster and better informed decisions. A few notable features include a new Bing Maps experience along with Streetside imagery features, the ability to speak your search query instead of typing it, the ability to save searches, and much more. Check out the latest features by pointing your PDA's web browser to m.bing.com.

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eWallet 7.0 is now available from Ilium Software. The latest version of this password management software features a couple of significant changes as well as a bunch of minor ones. For starters, the desktop client is all new and has been rewritten from the ground up. Secondly, Ilium Software has changed the pricing structure for eWallet. Now, you'll only pay for eWallet once and be able to use it on all clients. In other words, if you use a Windows Mobile device today and decide to switch platforms in the future, you'll simply need to download the client that's compatible with your new platform and enter your registration code. For more information about the new features that are available with version 7, check out the product page here.

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Many people are anxious to get their hands on Microsoft's latest mobile operating system, Windows Mobile 7. Now, it appears the initial release of the new OS may finally be in sight. According to ZDNet Taiwan, the mobile OS is on track for a release to OEMs for testing sometime in the first quarter of 2010. It is scheduled to be launched publicly sometime in the third quarter of the year, approximately one year after the release of Windows Mobile 6.5.

Here's hoping Microsoft keeps things on track and we'll get to enjoy the new OS sooner rather than later.

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If you're looking for a way to spend some downtime this holiday season, Konami's upcoming games might be just what the doctor ordered. The company plans to offer six new games for Windows Mobile. The release will coincide with the launch of the Japanese version of Windows Marketplace for Mobile this month.

The new games include Dance Dance Revolution S, Mobile Pawafuru Proyakyu (a baseball game that will be available only in Japan), Konami Sudoku, Konami Solitaire, and shooting games Gradius II and TwinBee. For more information about the games or to view screenshots, check out Konami's announcement.

A new version of Resco Photo Manager is now available for Windows Mobile, Palm OS, and Symbian handheld devices. Version 7.00 is optimized with a touch interface that uses zoom, rotation, and move gestures. Other new features include quick image access via four main image databases; the ability to add GPS position data to any image; the ability to upload images to popular sites such as Flickr, Facebook, Picasa, or Twitter; and additional slideshow editing features. To check out the latest version for yourself, visit http://www.resco.net/pocketpc/photomanager/.

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SBSH recently announced an update for its GoNews Touch program. This newsreader application aggregates news from any website of your choosing, making the content available even if you're away from an Internet connection. The program can synchronize with Google Reader and update automatically. Version 1.2 now provides full screen article reading, online feed searching, popup touch menus, multilingual support, and more. You can buy the software, download a free trial, and watch a video demonstration of GoNews Touch here.

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