[Alexander Turcic]

Just in case you've missed anything, here is the list of our frontpage news this week.

Avantgo
AvantGo planned outage

E-Book Conversion
Gentoo Handbook (and news feed) in Plucker format
PdfGrabber 2.0 exporting PDF content

E-Book Readers
Sony LIBRIe Firmware V1.2 upgrade
Sony Librie is nice, but worth $600?

E-Book Webstores
Best Sources of E-Books

General Chat
Cell phones radiation unharmful (say Japanese mobile ops)
Cold Fusion Achieved!
Danger lies ahead from mobile hackers
Google Gmail Account Sizes Are Growing
GORODesk - the perfect sofa desk
Handhelds built with nanotechnology
Motricity increases its share from direct software sales
MS Longhorn OS to Store Security on a Chip
On the sad status quo of the Mobile Web
Poll: PDA Software Customer Service?
Some Great Editorials at PDAThoughts
Steve Jobs crotchety over unauthorized biography
Will Your PC Handle Windows Longhorn?

iSilo/X
iSilo/X 4.26 beta 3 released

Other E-Book Resources
Spanish reference dictionary for Mobipocket
Tutorial on converting e-books to open formats

Other Gadgets
Intel's car entertainment system goes mobile
Microsoft's dream of a mini-tablet PC? (from WinHEC)
SanDisk MobileMate card reader

Other Readers
PalmFiction 0.12a document reader for Palm OS
Wikipedia Encyclopedia on your handheld

Palm
How much is your Palm device worth?
palmOne Tungsten T5 for $290
Sam's life powered by Palm OS
Village Sim 1.0
What do have a Treo 650 and a Mercedes sedan in common?

Pocket PC
Laplink Everywhere 4 for anytime, anywhere remote access
PocketCopy eases transition from Palm to Pocket PC
PocketGear 15% discount - only today!
StyleTab makes Palm OS apps Pocket PC-compatible
The Future of the Dell Axim
Windows Mobile 2005 (aka Magneto) to be unveiled on May 9-10

Portable Audio/Video
Cowon’s (aka iAudio) X5 to be released

Smartphones
Mobilinux - a Linux solution for mobile devices
Skype for Windows Mobile Smartphones 0.0.0.3 released
The relentless advance of converged devices

Sunrise
Sunrise 0.41k released

WiFi / Bluetooth Technologies
Surf wirelessly on the train at over 300km/h