David Ciccone of Mobility Today posted a little video of Deepfish, what looks to be a nice little browser. It apparently makes it dead simple to zoom in and out of a webpage that's rendered in a standard way for a desktop, an implementation that is definitely compelling.

Now this has to be one of the most amazing browsers to hit Windows Mobile! Here is a little demo of a browser named Deepfish that is still in beta..This mobile viewer delivers a rich experience for viewing web content on Windows Mobile devices. It offers a quick and convenient way to browse the web that is closer to the desktop experience.” If I say anymore they will have to shoot me! Enjoy!

Read: EXCLUSIVE: DeepFish browser for Windows Smartphone @ Mobility Today

From the "Go all out or go home" school of thought comes the rumored HTC Athena, an Ultra Mobile PC / UMTS phone that is somewhere between a full laptop and a ..phone? I don't know exactly where to place this device in the spectrum of Windows Mobile devices, I just know that this is one hot mother.

[...] that beefy Windows Mobile PPC Phone Edition device is now rumored to be running on a 624MHz Intel Bulverde processor pumping away beneath a 5-inch, 262k-color VGA (640x480) touch-sensitive display. It's overall thickness is in part explained by the fact that it spins either an 8 or 10GB disk drive while a 2100mAh Li-Poly battery provides up to 6 hours of talk, 300 hours of standby, or 8 hours of WMV video playback.

Read: HTC Athena (X7500): a UMTS/HSDPA quad-band UMPC? - Engadget

I don't have much to say about this except that maybe if the designers of MySpace weren't so enamored of Flash and of horrible, horrible web design services like this wouldn't even be necessary. I actually have a sneaking suspicion the horrible design of MySpace is actually part of its appeal. "A website that freezes, is difficult to navigate, and is often so butt-ugly I weep blood? That how computers are supposed to work!" Or something. Pah.

And charging customers $2.99 per month for this, Pah again.

Cingular, the largest U.S. wireless phone carrier, will offer a version of popular Internet social network MySpace on its phones in an expansion of their partnership, the companies plan to announce on Monday.

For an additional $2.99 per month, customers will be able to upload photos taken on cellphones, read and respond to MySpace e-mails, update blog entries and view and search for friends from their handsets

Read: Cingular to offer MySpace on cellphones - Yahoo! News

Those of you who've eschewed the iPod and are using your WM phone for music, if you're like me, are no doubt jealous of the iPod wide array of accessories. Well, here's a leg-up: a Music/Syncing dock for your TyTN (or Cingular 8525, for those of you in the states). Looks snazzy.

HTC TyTN Music Dock
Features:

Charging and HotSync for your device.
Stereo speaker system
3.5mm stereo line-in for other audio devices like MP3/MD/CD player, etc.
Blue soft-light illumination.
Dock size : 176 x 70 x 42 mm
Model:

HTC TyTN
i-mate JasJam
Qtek 9600
O2 XDA Trion
Dopod CHT 9000
Orange SPV M3100
Cingular 8525
Included :

Charger with USB female head
3.5mm to 3.5mm stereo cable
Charger and HotSync cable

Read: shop.brando.com.hk - HTC TyTN Music Dock