Yes, it is so last-week.
The full desktop browsing experience is very nice. It still can not beat the S60 Browser on my E61. But I will make it my default browser on the Dash. I am wondering when Deepfish will come out of the deep water.
I admit that my feature guessing for Opera Mini is completely wrong. Those pictures of Sprint phone and Wii remote are a little misleading 
Twitter is still irrelevant to me, but I would like to provide a link for all mobile Twitters - from xHTML, Java ME, Palm OS, FlashLite to Pys60:
Twitter Fan Wiki - Twitter mobile apps
Twitlet seems missing from the list.
Via Jason Langridge’s WebLog
How to make Windows Mobile more like Windows
My favorite is SimpleOS, the one with Gnome and KDE-inspired backgrounds.
Occasionally I saw cool companies in mobile area offer innovative services or applications. I thought I should blog about them for a while. But if I start from #1, I really do not know which one to start with. So from 1 to 10 I will steal IDC’s 10 Wireless Entertainment Companies to Watch in 2007 (this is really old news by the way). From now I will post more under “mobile companies” category.
Loopt: “social mapping” service
Medio Systems: mobile search, mobile merchandising and mobile advertising
Millennial Media: mobile advertising & media platform
Mobio Networks: mobile widgets and moshup
Nellymoser: leading mobile media + service delivery platform provider
ooober: free ringtone, wallpaper and games
PeerMe: free voice and text chat using peer to peer technology
ShoZu: an easy way to get videos, photos and music on and off your phone
The Hyperfactory: mobile campaigns
Trilibis Mobile: mobile publishing solution
Open Source Software for Mobile Phones