So we’ve come to the last workday of the week but not before I cover the news. For more interesting articles, be sure to check back on unday for the weekly Link Love. There were some rather interesting articles that happened during World Mobile Congress that did not really qualify as news so I put them into Link Love. Anyway, here are the headlines that made the cut:

Windows Mobile 6 Bags An Award

Love it or hate it, this award speaks volumes about the platform. From the World Mobile Congress, Microsoft bagged the Best Mobile Enterprise Product or Service with Windows Mobile 6. Congratulations Microsoft. [via msmobiles.com]

Hands On With Eten’s New Devices

This is more of a Link Love article but I think you can’t wait to hear about it. Paul from MoDaCo had some hands on with Eten devices and while they are just a short summary at this moment, he’s promised more information later on. In the mean time, check this out. [via Mobiholics]

AT&T Tilt ROM Update Here

It seems that the folks at WMExperts got a tip that a ROM update for the Tilt was coming and true to their sources, it is now here. You can get software version 1.62.502.0 from HTC’s site. Improvements included device freezing during unlock process when a password is enabled on the device, Pocket Outlook unresponsive when launched while on an active voice call, Fast Forward and Rewind not working with Bluetooth headset and the Tilt, DTMF tones for the slide out QWERTY keyboard not working, intermittent unresponsiveness from Touch Screen (aka Start Button Issue) and excessive background noise while using a BT headset. [via WMExperts]
Samsung i780 The Best One-Handed QWERTY Keyboard?

Well msmobiles.com certainly thinks so. I too prefer a one-handed QWERTY keyboard, those devices with the QWERTY keyboard on the front ala BlackBerry. However, due to an agreement between HTC and Palm (or so I hear), HTC fans will never get such an offering. However, if Palm’s offerings don’t cut it for you, the Samsung i780 might just be the one for you. [via msmobiles.com]

CoPilot Expands Points of Interest with Live Search Integration

Users of CoPilot rejoice as you will soon get a souped up version of the software that integrates Live Search features. One thing that traditional navigation software like CoPilot and TomTom suffers from is the lack of updates of POIs and with this new integration, you could soon be searching for new services that may not be reflected in the map. [via pocketnow.com]

That’s all the news for today. Don’t forget to check back on Sunday for the weekly Link Love. 

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