The new version of Google maps is here. It mainly features easy sync of your Windows phone(or Symbian) with the desktop. The places you star on Google maps on your desktop get starred in your mobile counterpart too(and vice versa), thus making it easy to identify the addresses, e-mails, contacts and send the address of the location to others through an SMS.

For getting the version 3.3 on your mobile, visit m.google.com/maps from your phone or download the CAB file from here.

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Windows Marketplace for mobile is already on board with Windows Mobile 6.5. Now the phase 2 is set to occur in November making the marketplace available for Windows mobile 6.0 and Windows Mobile 6.1.

This phase will include coming of a feature called ‘geo-selector’ allowing download of multi-country applications, i.e., a user will be benefitted not only by the applications available for his country, but by those available in other nations as well.

Via unwiredview

ROM upgrade for the HTC Touch 2 aka mega gets on the shelves. The all new Windows Mobile 6.5 is now available for the Touch 2 at htcpedia.

Apart from English, the 6.5 is available in 10 other languages including French, German, Spanish, Russian, Swedish, Norwegian, and Portuguese, Dutch, Danish and Italian. See our review of the new OS here.

AT&T has come up with a new version of Motorola Q9h ROM that has something to watch in for. The Radio Version has been updated.

The improved version’s features are yet to be discovered, but it does not appear to include Windows Mobile 6.5. So, have a crack on it right now and let us know how it works. Download here!

Via WMExperts

Searching for the Omnia’s manual. Download it here!

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Though it’s no longer available at retailers such as Dialaphone, it’s still popular enough to warrant regular software upgrades online.