Wanna move to Washington to become a software dev? Microsoft posted an opening for a software development engineer, so aspiring devs might want to check it out. But that's not the meat of the message here, folks. The job opening describes being part of a project that is leaning towards a new Halo title that may be mobile.

There's the iPhone, there's the BlackBerry, and then there's the Treo. Considering how popular the first two have become, Palm Inc has a lot of ground to cover to catch up. Perhaps their new brainchild, the Treo Pro, will give them some momentum. Details about the new Treo Pro in the full article.

HP and its iPAQ line of smartphones haven't exactly had the kind of earth-shaking success that some of its rivals have had so far, but that isn't stopping the consumer electronics giant from trying to pierce the US market. An FCC posting has revealed that the HP iPAQ 900 may be headed Stateside soon, and we've got some details in the full article up next.

Wondering what ever happened to Microsoft's original plan for Live Anywhere? For some, it's been taking the company a while to fully finish the integration of the service across many platforms. Xbox Live Executive John Schappert said that the service is till going to push through. Know more after the jump!

How would you like to be able to run Palm applications in your iPod Touch or iPhone? Well, StyleTap seems to have mulled that very same thing, and has actually tried it out. And guess what, it works! Too bad, though, they're not inclined to make it into a real product. But you can see how it all went down for now via the video over at our full article.

Do you find yourself envying the songs found in your friend's iPod? Well, you might want to try out the latest platform launched by doubleTwist. It allows users to free their media and share it with other peoples' favorite devices. Find out more in the full article.

With today's global community, it's important to get connected and to stay connected. Exit Games allowed players of various platforms to do precisely that with the Neutron multiplayer gaming platform, the latest version of which was recently unveiled at the Game Developer's Conference 2008. Get connected in the full article after the jump.

Here's an update regarding the developments happening with Sony Ericsson. The company has plans of making smartphones based on the Windows Mobile operating system by the end of year 2008.

The company will introduce the world to the XPERIA X1, a touch screen slider phone with a typewriter-style qwerty keyboard. More information in the full article.

So your PSP can now be used as a phone. Betcha didn't think it could be used as a remote control, eh? No worries, because Harmony Solutions has thought of that exact thing. Now you can use your PSP as a remote control for your Apple iTunes and Windows Media Player. Amazing? You haven't seen the whole thing yet. To do so, click on our full article.

Here's some word that Mobile phone aficionados might find interesting: Details on the upcoming Treo 800w from Sprint are out. At least not the official ones. It's shaping up to be a nice mix of style and features, as you'll see when you read the full article.