No, this is not a joke. If you go and download the newest Opera Mobile version, build 2808 and up, and install the flash 7 activeX DLL you will be able to browse and view flash videos. Performance isn't as great as you might want ideally, 7-12 fps-ish, but it is definitely a start. For a related article on this matter, and a full tutorial on how to get this working on your Windows Mobile device, check out this gadgetmix article.

ZTE Corporation has announced through a press release on their website that they are entering the hand held mobile market with a new high-end HSDPA TD-SCDMA mobile device, the U990. It is the successor to their old but well selling U980 and the U981. The new device sports an amazing transmission speed of 2.8 mbps. The device will run Windows Mobile 6.0, and will feature both EDGE/HSDPA, GPS, and probably the rest of the standard array of hardware available for such devices. The original press release for the U990 can be found here.

The Q11 is a much expected smartphone that is soon expected to be coming out from Motorola. Somebody over at Mobility Today has gotten their hands on some photos of the phone, which looks to have a 3 megapixel camera, Windows Mobile 6.1, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, and for some reason an off center screen (possibly a fake?). Either follow this link to get an idea of what the phone is expected to look like and get an impression on whether or not you will be spending all that money to buy it or just get the Google phone instead?

For some reason HTC seems to be on a roll leaking news to their websites, can't complain though seems to be viral. The newly leaked HTC Touch HD seems to have exemplary specifications. Some of the highlights include a 3.8" wide WVGA (480 X 800 pixel) display, TouchFLO 3D user interface, HSDPA connectivity, 5 Megapixel camera, and a 3.5mm headphone jack which will allow you to use it with most compatible audio equipment, ie. a music player on the go. Here is a link to the HTC Touch HD product page which includes pictures, and specifications of the new mobile.

We have officially released the first wave of the mobile version of this website. Anyone using a mobile device can now go to this website and should automatically be forwarded to a page that is specifically designed to be easily navigable and usable for mobile browsers. Give it a shot, you might find yourself really fond of downloading mobile apps conveniently straight from your phone!