A while ago Razer released the Tarantula gaming keyboard. It received great reviews and everyone I talked to said they really liked it. Razer has a new line called Razer Pro|Solutions. All of the Pro|Solutions products are more focused towards the consumer crowd. Today we are taking a look at the Razer Pro|Type Keyboard, which is based on the Tarantula gaming keyboard. What’s most noticeably different is there is an iPod dock right in the center of the keyboard. Actually it’s the world’s first keyboard with an integrated iPod dock. So let’s take a look.

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Bellevue, WA - T-Mobile USA, Inc., today announced the availability of the new T-Mobile Wing(TM), a phone designed to help customers master their busy personal and professional lives. Developed by High Tech Computer Corp. (HTC), the world’s leading provider of Microsoft Windows Mobile-based devices, the T-Mobile Wing has a blue soft-touch exterior, touch screen, and full, slide-out QWERTY keyboard — a great fit for customers seeking a powerful all-in-one device with an eye-catching design and enhanced ease of use.

The T-Mobile Wing brings many enhancements in form and functionality including a new keyboard design, longer battery life, a 2.0 megapixel camera, a great phone experience with speakerphone, and Bluetooth connectivity for reliable hands-free use. The powerful messaging options and full QWERTY “slider” keyboard provide quick and convenient access to personal and professional e-mail, and all four major instant messaging providers — AOL, Yahoo!, Windows Live Messenger and ICQ(a) — while the vibrant, high-quality screen provides a rich experience for Web browsing or watching video clips(a) in landscape format.

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According to Infoworld, Symantec is going to release a Windows Mobile version of its antivirus suite next week. It will come in 2 versions, for home and enterprise users, and will be updated similarly to its PC based version. The company already produces an antivirus product for Windows Mobile and Symbian smartphones, but this suite will also include anti spam features and a firewall.

I have to say I never liked those big security suites on desktops. They are huge, bloated, intrusive and slow the system down. The last thing I need for my smartphone is to be even slower because a whole security suite is running on it. Furthermore, the amount of viruses that can infect smartphones is tiny, and they all require users to install them to be infected. That’s not even counting the fact that any modern smartphone has many security features such as asking for permissions before allowing programs to write files on the device. We’ll see how these products are received, but I won’t be in any hurry to install them.

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