HTC has got a patent for their new dual-slider keypad using a single keypad. I remember the same was shown in some other device from some other company but not sure how HTC works. Whatever, HTC is always into new ways for marketing new devices. Hopefully we can see some cool devices atleast sooner. But, will this be for their Windows Mobile line-up or upcoming Androids?

Everyone likes to have a look of another brand on their devices so they stand unique. Would you like to have iPod classic' skin for Windows Media Player? Read more for free download.

Wow! LG has packed Windows Mobile in their prada suit and named this slim, shiny black baby as KS-20! Features HSDPA, WiFi and all other stuff with Windows Mobile 6 professional on a qVGA screen, LG will boast a new today plug-in exclsuively made to market this device. Coming soon first to Singapore! 

rk-Sleep is a small freeware application by TyTnGuy (xda-dev member), which could detect the Cell ID of your Network and perform scheduled tasks. CellID is the identification number assigned to each tower on your city. So whenever you move to a different area, the CellID changes, with this you can launch scheduled application on your PocketPC. For exaple, in your workplace if you would like to switch off the PocketPC automatically, then assign it to your workplace' CellID in this application. Like it? Download.

Does your PocketPC' Today screen have enough room for a big time but not enough for the HTC Home plug-in? Pocket Digital Clock is a small freeware application from ION(xda member), which gives a big digital clock on your Today Screen. Download it from here.

Have you ever wanted to record all the phone calls that you make on your Windows Mobile device? Or better off needed a good quality voice recording application on your PocketPC? Vito Technology' Audio Notes might be the one you're looking for. Read more for the review. 

Google Gears was an OpenSource project which will let you use Web 2.0 applications off-line. Though the Web2.0 apps are not very popular on a large scale, Google is probably planning ahead of time by extending this project to Windows Mobile devices. Go Google Go..!