Microsoft’s intention of acquiring MobiComp throws in a few interesting things in our path.  Why the sudden interest, we ask?
 

Of late, Microsoft has been paying more than a passing glance to the emerging mobile services market and their acquisition of Dangler (the maker of Sidekick) and recently, MobiComp seems to provide a few clues to the state of affairs. What we predict is that Microsoft is eyeing the mobile services pie and we may get more integrated services to Windows Mobile and Windows Live product category in the near future.

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