Pointui Home is a new finger and touchscreen optimized user interface environment for Windows Mobile devices. It functions as a smartphone home screen/agenda center with many finger designed controls and widgets. It features both touch and d-pad controls and iPhone like scrolling capabilities proving one touch access to some of the most common phone and device functions.

The current version of Pointui Home is being made available for free. It is compatible with Windows Mobile 5 & 6 Professional with Pocket PC 2003 support planned soon. Read on for a video demonstration of it in action.

In this article we take a look back at some of the most popular posts on PalmInfocenter in 2007. We've compiled a list of the most viewed, most discussed and top articles in certain areas from the past year in Palm news.

Rumors of a Pink Palm Centro have been brought up on the SprintUsers forum along with an official looking image. The image shows a pink colored Centro in the same style as some of the official promo images, which were also leaked shortly before the official Centro announcement. While a release date is far from certain at this point, a couple of posters claim to have heard of a January 6th availability date and also an in-store date of Jan 13th from various Sprint retail employees.

The Palm Centro is currently exclusively available from Sprint in the US in Onyx Black and Ruby Red. It starts at $99 when purchased with a select data plan and two year service agreement.

They weren't too kind when it was still a living, breathing device – as a matter of fact they, along with the majority of the internet community, were downright scathing – but popular tech blog Engadget has managed to get their hands on Palm's doomed Mobile Companion, the hapless Foleo. A short review is pending, but in the meantime they’ve thrown up a gallery of pics, perusable here.

The oft-maligned Foleo was announced in May this year, to general derision from the Internet technocrati. The brainchild of Palm founder Jeff Hawkins, it was meant to spearhead a new Palm product line, but was instead ignominiously cancelled barely three months later. If you're interested in even more shots of the Foleo in action, checkout PIC's hands on preview from the announcement.

inDev Software has released a new game exclusively for Palm OS devices. inCubus is billed by its developer as a "simple but addictive logical game which will explode your mind!" The game combines elements from Bejeweled, Tetris and Color Lines to create an intriguing and unique new puzzle contest. There are three different game types and user selectable diffuctulty levels and point goals.

inCubus v1.00 is available now for devices running Palm OS 5 and higher with a high resolution display. It comes with a free trial period and sells for $9.95 USD.

Mark/Space has released a new version of the Missing Sync for Palm OS. This update primarily brings compatibility with Mac OS X v10.5 (Leopard). Additional updates include Palm Centro support, contact and calendar synchronization improvements and a number of bug fixes. The new version is free to version 6 customers.

The Missing Sync for Palm OS provides Mac OS synchronization for most Palm OS devices. It works as a replacement to the Palm desktop application and HotSync Manager and includes a number of additional tools and services including iTunes & iPhoto syncing and a video conduit and encoder.

The popular Palm OS skinning software, PalmRevolt, has just seen its first update in some time. PalmRevolt enables you to customize the Palm OS interface so you can give your Treo the Cobalt look it always wanted or choose among the excellent skin selections over at 3GX's site. You can even create your own custom look with an original skin. The latest updates include a significant performance improvement, better support for one-handed navigation, skin compression, ability to change the "blue halo" highlighting color, color editing and numerous bug fixes.

PalmRevolt v0.95b for Palm OS is available now for $14.95 and comes with a free trial period. At the moment, the developer has it on sale for more than 30% off, at $9.95 for a limited time.

Palm OS on Sale Power Hero VoiceDialIt PalmRevolt Advanced Brain Trainer Edition 2 Click Deluxe 2 FakeCall Pocket DVD Wizard Resco Explorer 2007

New Software LineUp Memo2Card CrazySoft Smart Educational Games Talking PONS Advanced dictionary English Cookiz RDM+ Remote Desktop Simplify your Life bible: Walden Birthday Plus

Updated Software MegaLauncher (Apache) Hand Reading Pro ZombieAttack Best Tarot Pro SecureCard Genius! Bonsai 4 DayNotez 3

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The Palm Centro is featured on the cover of the January 2008 issue of Consumer Reports magazine. The January issue contains Consumer Reports's annual look at the current landscape of cell phone deals, plans and carriers.

Palm is of course included in the mix of 60 standard and smart phones reviewed. The Palm Centro is noted in their list of best choices for compact smartphones, and the Treo 755p is given a nod as a best choice for office-type users. The January issue of Consumer Reports magazine is on most newstands now and is available online to subscribers.

The Register is reporting today that Palm will soon offer a unlocked version of the Treo 500v in Europe. Vodafone's exclusivity period will expire at the end of the year and reportedly Palm will offer the Treo 500 unlocked on its website. The 500v is currently available for free with new contracts through Vodafone in certain counties and normally retails for £299 in the UK.

The PalmInfocenter store is now carrying a 6GB microSDHC card from SanDisk. The card comes with a full sized SD card adapter to fit into devices with a standard SD slot and a USB 2.0 card reader for your computer. The microSD card is currently compatible with the Palm Centro and Treo 500.

The 6GB microSD card is available for $99.95, with a 4GB available for $74.95 and 2GB for $39.95.