HP bevy of new iPAQ handhelds, comprised of the 100 Series "Classic" and 200 Series "Enterprise" edition (pictured) are based around Windows Mobile 6 Classic, and sport 64MB of RAM, 256MB of ROM, a Marvell PXA310 624MHz CPU, 802.11b/g, Bluetooth 2.0, and color touchscreens.

The 100 has a 3.5-inch, 240 x 320, RGB screen, Mini-USB, and SDIO card slot, while the 200 sports a 4-inch, 480 x 640, 260k screen, 24-pin and Mini-USB connectors, plus SDIO and CF card slots.

Nothing on pricing and availability yet.

The first service pack for Windows Vista was reviewed by APCMag and it contains the usual bug fixes and performance tweaks. What’s new is the ability to create a recovery disk, plus a whole bunch of new install packages for Vista’s components. And that’s The Word.

This is a Windows version of the iPhoneBrowser, and it is the latest file browser software for iPhone. Features:

* GUI based, Drag and Drop support for multiple file upload (no folder drops or new folder creation yet)
* Right-Click Save as for any file
* Automatic preview of text files, png (non-Apple) and jpg files
* Backups of existing files, both manually and automatically, to your local hard drive
* Replace a file with any named file, and it will rename properly (i.e. right click new-mail.caf, select "Replace file", and select your own named aiff file and the program will backup the existing new-mail.caf with a timestamp, upload your aiff as new-mail.caf)
* Delete any file (automatically backs up file before deleting)[/size]

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Rumors have spread early about Windows’ new successor to Vista, "Vienna."

Ben Fathi, the executive in charge of the OS’s core components, spoke of the tentative release date, but not much else, except that full virtualization and a radical new user interface might be coming.