A while back, I posted on some language translation software (they have a translator widget on their web-site as well) from WCI. They recently updated their software to support latest Windows Phone versions, and Symbian, which also include improvements in the translation engine and user features...

 I have really enjoyed using the Glisten the past month as a carry-along phone. Actually it’s been a little longer, since I had to wait until after CES wrapped up to post this. I couldn’t stop comparing it to my Blackberry Curve (they look very similar), but with many superb features that my Blackberry does not sport—such as WiFi, and the AMOLED screen.

This past week T-Mobile officially announced that it will be releasing the HTC HD2 in the spring. In this column we’ll also look ahead to the coming of Windows Mobile 7 — and the sad fact that it may be too late, given the Android surge. Plus, I’ll point you to an unboxing and hardware tour of the new Nexus One Android phone from Google.

Too many blogs to keep up with, I know, but if you want to follow our CES coverage on iphonelife.com, some of it is multi-platform related and may still interest our WinMo readers. See the recent myDitto post, for instance. This product also has a Windows Mobile 6.1 client app, and allows you to access your home server files from anywhere...

I have not been posting on CES over here (just lack of time), but mostly we are focusing on the iPhone coverage. However, I will cross-post items of WinMo interest.