Eten Blog’s Glofiish M800 Review Coming In March

Those of you wondering when the Glofiish M800 is going to be published, you don’t have to wonder anymore. That’s because I have decided to make the Glofiish M800 review a series for March 2008. The reason for this is rather simple, because I have been receiving a lot of tests requests for the device (which you can still leave), and that I want to do as in-depth a review as possible, a series would be the way to go. There will be 5 parts (for each of the Saturdays in March 2008). Stay tuned for more.

Are You Going To Win Some Cash?

It might still be too early to tell but the leaderboard is as what you see above (the numbers might have changed since the screen shot was taken). Will PJMDS get first prize? Or will spmwinkel overtake him? Maybe maceyr and the spammer posing as her will stage a late comeback and take the lead? It’s really anybody’s guess because the numbers are pretty close.

Just a quick reminder, the winners of the first cash giveaway will be chosen on Thursday, February 28th 2008 at 12.00pm Eastern Time. So you have until then to leave your comments. It’s been really fun thus far. Should I do it again next month?

Even if you have no chance of winning this one (or think you have no chance), there are still some other prize giveaways currently going on which you might want to consider.

Mundu Needs Beta Testers

If you are up for it, Mundu needs beta testers for their upcoming Montage application. It’s supposedly enhances messaging between mobile devices though I am not sure how that would differ between the current picture messages that we now have. So if you are up for it or just curious about what it is all about, be sure to check them out. [via msmobiles.com]

ThemeGenCE: Now Online

If you do not like downloading and installing applications on your PC (or maybe you are not allowed to at work), you can still create themes for your beloved Windows Mobile phone, thanks to ThemeGenCE now being online. While not as featureful as the downloaded application, it should suffice most of your needs until you get home and work on it some more. For those wanting to give the online version a try, you can do so here. [via SolSie.com]

Devicescape Goes 2.0

They’ve just recently upgraded to v2.0 and it includes several new features. From the release note, these include “The username and password for a hotspot can be added directly on the device, and will be used to automatically connect at that hotspot any time in the future. If you sign-up at Devicescape.com using your PIN code, this information will also be shared with your other devices.” Sounds rather useful I must say. I used to use it when they first launched but it was not that great and not well supported in the area I was in but now that I have moved, I might just give them another shot. Get your copy here.

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