SPB has been one of the major players in the Windows Mobile software market for a number of years. Their Mobile Shell is one of our favorites here at WMExperts and is on our list of must have software.

A software based content portal seems to be a holy grail of sorts for several large players in the technology world. Yahoo has attempted it with their Yahoo Go application and one of the major draws of Apple Computer’s iPhone is the App Store along with the ability to get at content from popular sites like YouTube. SPB is making an attempt at the content portal niche with SPB Online (see our post about the announcement here). SPB is aiming for a higher standard with SPB Online than any of the other content portals have been able to attain.

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We're not too proud to admit: we love hulu.com. Where else can you get Fantasy Island and Battlestar Galactica (the original and still the best!) and Kojak and Airwolf all for-free watching some ads? Well, right now, it's only at hulu and only on your desktop.

Take heart, fans of cop shows, for according to mocoNews we might be able to indulge our predilection for quality television on the go soon enough. Hulu CEO Jason Kilar hinted that they're working on it, saying “anything connected to the Internet would be a good fit for Hulu.” It's a little vague, sure, so let's just hope that a mobile version of hulu isn't way way out in the distant future.

Normally we'd reserve this space for berating the people at NBC (who, along with News Corp, have the biggest stake in the site) for thinking that they have a clue about how to deliver content to us -- as we've done elsewhere -- but we have some office politics to contend with right now, not to mention an appointment with Huggy Bear a little later. If you need us, just put out an APB.