So nVidia announced their GoForce graphics processor which will first be implemented in XDA Flame, now their competitor AMD has revealed their product Imageon. "AMD's Imageon chip is a graphics processor (GPU) designed for mobile devices. While the high-end version is not shipping in any Windows Mobile devices at this point, the demonstration I saw was quite impressive....I was unable to find the model number of the GPU running the demo below, but I suspect it was the Imageon 2298, announced last month. The hope here, of course, is that technology like this will make it into Windows Mobile smartphones so we can have gaming experiences this fluid and impressive"

"Minimo is a small, simple, powerful and innovative, web browser for mobile devices, which is based on Mozilla technologies. to produce a highly usable web browser for Windows Mobile smartphones. Minimo 0.2 now includes best available support for modern web standards including Javascript and AJAX, social bookmarking, tabbed browsing (something the Internet Explorer Mobile still lacks), RSS support as well as Widget and Extension support!"

If you haven't had a chance to download Deepfish, try minimo for a while.

Not really a complete new Pocket PC from HTC, but a CDMA version of the Hermes, Cingular 8525. Releasing with WM5 and not WM6 yet!

Inrix Traffic takes the stress out of commuting by providing all the key traffic related information you need – real-time incidents, real-time traffic flow, key route travel times and predictive traffic flow – for over 60 metropolitan areas across the United States. Wherever you want to go in traffic – from home to work, work to home, to that next meeting or your special night out on the town – with Inrix Traffic you can find out what traffic will be like on your planned route and either plan accordingly or use a more optimal route. Retailed for a little expensive $39.95, can be purchased over here.

SRS Labs, a supplier of audio, voice and surround sound technology solutions, today announced the availability of new SRS WOW HD and SRS Mobile HD audio drivers for Windows Mobile 6. Windows Mobile device manufacturers may license these audio solutions to enable a 5.1 surround headphone listening experience for mobileTV and video applications.

Each of the audio drivers are easy‑to‑implement and sit within the audio path. They enhance any audio going through the ARM‑based multimedia applications processors such as Texas Instruments’ OMAP devices and Marvell’s PXA-27x (formerly Intel Xscale) processors. Additionally, SRS Labs delivers a full consumer graphical user interface that can be customized by the handset maker. So Pocket PC users, you can now through iPod and other MP3 players and wait for this extreme sound! Unfortunately, only on WM6. Not even the upgraded devices, you ofcourse need to buy a new one!

So its not just the iPods getting those docks, Pocket PCs too! The small Bluetooth receiver device acts as a bridge, accepting incoming Bluetooth signals and converting them to an analog signal and sending it down the pipe. So what that means is that any Windows Mobile smartphone or PDA with Bluetooth can broadcast music and the FIPO will pick it up. In the photo above, that means being able to use a Windows Mobile device with the the JBL speaker dock. Since almost every new Windows Mobile device now comes with Bluetooth, the FIPO will allow users to connect into a huge variety of speakers and docks for music. The FIPO is supposed to be available immediately (although I can't seem to find it for sale anywhere) and will sell for an MSRP of $99 USD. More information can be found at the Anycom site.

High Tech Computer corp., aka HTC, announced their new device Shift. No, this is not under their Pocket PC lineup. Its an UMPC. Yes, the biggest Pocket PC device manufacturer now introducing their first UMPC device. Not powered by Windows Mobile, but by the Ultimate Windows Vista!

So today there's been a tectonic shift: A brilliant new paradigm for true mobile computing. By melding the power of Windows Vista with hyper-fast 3G connectivity, the HTC Shift delivers extraordinary functional clout in a sleek, light-weight design. Remember when a high-volume hard drive and a comfortable keyboard took up a lot of room? That was then, this is now. Make the HTC Shift, to the ultimate in smart mobility.