Year: 2010

Nova media updated Phone plugins to version 2.3.3, featuring support
for additional 20 phones.

Phone plugins is a utility to send text messages and to call numbers
right from the Mac through a connected Bluetooth-enabled mobile
phone. As of version 2.3.3, it now supports more than 260 phone
models from Motorola, Nokia, Samsung and Sony Ericsson.

Phone plugins is available for US$9.95 on nova media’s web site
(http://www.novamedia.de). A demo is available for download.

TRENDnet (http://www.trendnet.com), a wired and wireless networking
hardware brand, has launched the 150Mbps Mobile Wireless N Router,
model TEW-655BR3G. It connects to the Internet either using a
traditional hard wired connection, or by cutting the cables and
connecting with a compatible USB modem from a 3G/4G Internet service
provider such as SprintTM, AT&TTM, or Verizon.

Designed for people on the go, this compact router connects to the
Internet from any 3G/4G cellular phone signal.

Delkin (http://www.delkin.com) has expanded its lineup of
CompactFlash card storage by announcing four new 420X PRO cards
capable of transfer speeds up to 63MB/second.

The new UDMA enabled flash memory comes with a lifetime warranty, and
is available in capacities of 8GB, 16GB, 32GB and 64GB.

Kensington Computer Products Group (http://www.kensington.com) has
announced eight new products to help mobile professionals navigating
and communicating with their iPhone and/or iPod in the car.

The products include: a GPS car kit, two car mounts offering
personalized positioning on a windshield, vent, or dashboard, a car
mount with quick release capabilities, an anti-glare screen, two AUX
audio cables, and a 2-in-1 car charger with audio cable.