If you are interested in participating in the beta version of Resco Explorer, you can head on over to Resco to download the current build of the product.  As a longtime user of Resco, I’ve no trouble recommending trying out a very good File Explorer replacement.
Some of the new features and enhancements are listed [...]

Looks like the upcoming Kaiser class device from HTC will have a “flip & slide” screen. Nifty piece of kit that should impress, along with a cool 3 megapixel camera! Check out the details at CoolSmartPhone.com.
Via: CoolSmartPhone.com – HTC Kaiser – Flip and slide
Technorati tags: HTC Kaiser, HTC

While I know this is not mobile related, I figure it’s pretty darn interesting.  If you’ve ever explored the Microsoft Research site and wished to get more information, check out Robert Scoble’s latest video tour of the Microsoft Research facilities and projects.

Robert also has a timeline of the video so you can “fast forward” [...]

Michael Oryl of MobileBurn has a very interesting article on the upcoming Bluetooth 2.1 specification.  Looks to be much, much simpler for users to pair devices, and includes impressive power savings over previous implementations.  Exciting stuff.
Via: MobileBurn – Bluetooth SIG to Unveil Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
Technorati tags: Bluetooth 2.1, Bluetooth + EDR, MobileBurn, [...]

Check this out all you OMM users!  Microsoft has released an update to support Vista and Outlook 2007 and added a few feature updates.
New in Version 2.2

Supports POP3, in addition to Exchange email accounts.
Enhanced support for native junk-email filters.
Extended personalization to examples from arbitrary folders
Multiple user-interface enhancements [...]

Brian White over at Engadget Mobile tries to stir the pot about T-Mobile closing ports for users with mobile data subscriptions added to their phones. This is nothing new to anyone who has been using T-Mobile data services for any length of time. They have always had some loopholes that needed tightening [...]