whenever anyone thinks of editing pictures only one name comes in mind first photoshop and now photoshop is going a step further by launching the mobile beta. In September, Adobe plans to release Photoshop.com Mobile beta , which will work in conjunction with your free Photoshop.com account . From your Windows Mobile device, you’ll be able to upload, store, access and share up to 5 gigabytes of photos - $49.99 upgrades you to Photoshop.com Plus and gets you 20 gigs of space. And once your photos are online, you’ll be able to edit them in the cloud with Photoshop Express. The bet...

Popout A video is making its rounds on the internet, showing that HTC’s Touch Diamond is capable of supporting multi touch, via the debug application. While this doesn’t translate into anything practical yet, it’s still nice to know that the Touch Diamond can support multi touch, and hopefully HTC will implement such a feature through a firmware update or in newer models. ...

When OpenMoko struck a deal with Koolu, they sure meant business. While the OpenMoko Neo FreeRunner hasn’t been released for more than a few weeks, there is already a customized version of it called the W.E. Phone. The main difference between these 2 phones is that the W. E. Phone comes bundled with custom Google applications, and comes in a rather interesting set of colors, which include a tartan-weave plaid case that so happens to spell “Debian” in Morse Code. The phone may be geeky and all, but just don’t mistake it for a Google Android phone, because it isn’t. ...

Both Telstra and Vodafone will be offering the BlackBerry Bold to Australian enterprise customers for $0 up front. That in and of itself is a bold statement, and definitely a bargain for enterprises still packing older models. It’ll be hard for CIOs to turn down a deal like that, regardless of any growing enterprise interest in the iPhone. Maybe companies here in North America and elsewhere can look forward to equally aggressive moves from carriers, especially if they think they can coast on plans alone. (via Australian IT) ...

The Motorola Q9e is now available online through Motorola’s online store. The unlocked version uses Windows Mobile 6.0 Standard, and features a 2.4-inch landscape QVGA screen, microSD card expansion, quad-band GSM/EDGE, 2.0 megapixel camera, speakerphone, Bluetooth 2.0, Opera Mobile and a built-in GPS receiver. Motorola is currently offering the Q9e in a bundle with its T815 external Bluetooth GPS module which comes with its MOTONAV software with full turn by turn navigation and spoken directions for $724.99 Related Posts %RELATEDPOSTS% ...

Over at the Windows Mobile Team blog, Jorge Peraza, one of the guys that devised the sliding panel Home screen for Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard, gives us a few ways to customize the panels. There are only a few of us that have 6.1 but as new devices and upgrades come out, these tips may prove useful. Read on for more… ...

The Windows Mobile 6.1 train is rolling steadily by now, and it is a good thing too. With all the new features that are loaded in the new OS, and Sprint’s promise to load Windows Mobile 6.1 on all its Windows Mobile 6 devices, it is about time that they get going on it. That is just what they have done too, with the announcement that Motorola is officially providing the upgrade. There are a number of aesthetic and performance enhancements in Windows Mobile 6.1. Though in reality it is a relatively small upgrade from Windows Mobile 6, it is not a useless upgrade by any means. There is a new ...

RoverPC rolls out the next in its cleverly named line of devices as an update to the RoverPc p6, called — yeah, you guessed it — the RoverPC P7. While the aesthetic for this Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro device has certainly gotten a big push, and the specs are looking dandy, it seems that our friend 3G was left behind. Though all isn’t lost handset lovers as it boasts a 416MHz CPU, a 2.8-inch touchscreen, WiFi, Bluetooth, microSD memory slot, and a pretty middling 2 megapixel camera. No word on when we might expect this to land — though the where is looking like Russia ̵...

Nothing new to report on the Touch Diamond’s tech here, but wow, look how fun the box is! Of course, we know you’re all waiting to see what they stuffed in the wedge-shaped package, and the answer is a charger, headset, USB cable, a manual or two, and the software. The charger appears to be a universal job with a swappable plug for travel, and the headset a typical example of an HTC pack-in — albeit with a dash of fun and angular design. Hit the link for the pics. [Via SlashPhone] Related Posts %RELATEDPOSTS% ...

Nokia and Symbian were behind school yesterday and Nokia was smoking cloves and Symbian was reading some book and then Nokia as all like “Did you see what Google did?” and Symbian was like “Uh huh Whatdafuk?” and Nokia was all like “Garr garrr I’m Androad” and Symbian was all like “I’m Anchoad” and then Symbian was like: “About every three months this year there has been a mobile Linux initiative of some sort launched. “It’s a bit like the common cold. It keeps coming round and then we go back to business. We don’t participate in these full stop. We make our own pl...