FExplorer is a file mangement utility for Symbian based Series 60 phones - applicable to a host of Nokia, N-Gage and Siemens handhelds. Developed by Dominique Hugo at Gosymbian.com the new version allows manipulation of virtualy any file type and is bluetooth compatible.

Cantori.org featured an article comparing various mobile blogging apps for the Palm handheld platform. Apps are listed by licence and cost types, posting and data retreival methods, along with ease of use. The most popular ones seems to support multiple blogging API's - with blogger and Movable Type being the leaders for good reason and have native test posting features. 

mo:Blog is a mobile blogging tool for PalmOS devices. With mo:Blog you can post new messages to most blogging applications. It even allows you to upload binary files - like images - to blogs that support this.

You're walking down the street and you see something noteworthy, anything from an amusing store front to a natural disaster. You pull out your phone, snap a picture with it, type in a caption on the keypad, and in seconds the moment is uploaded to your personal weblog for the world to see.

That's Nokia's vision for its new Lifeblog software. The first version, to be demonstrated this week at the CeBIT Fair in Hannover, Germany, will be limited to collecting pictures and data in a "multimedia diary" on your home computer, but the plans for the future may be much more elaborate.