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Microsoft has announced will offer the first look at the hood of the upcoming Windows 7 operating system to two conferences in October.  In the case of secondment to its new Windows 7 Blog Engineering, Engineering Windows lead Steve Sinofsky revealed that Microsoft intends to offer under the hood first peeks of the upcoming Windows operating system 7 two conferences at the beginning of this October, starting from the Professional Developers Conference (PDC) On 27 October and the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) next week.[digitaltrends]

For a long time I viewed the Internet browsing on a mobile phone with scepticism. I could not see how you can obtain even at nearly 240 x 320 or less on your laptop or desktop. All my experience over the years, the first ill-fated, WAP, and then from the walled gardens at the beginning of mobile phone network 3, and more recently with a website developer production of alternative fuels, mobile version of their web pages.

Then along came Apple’s iPhone and changed everything. The developers not only on Apple hardware produced the desired contact with a great interface-driven, but also - at the same time - for the first time, usable, fully functioning browser.  This can be done and put it on a woeful in shame - I think that Opera Mobile 9.5 Beta, specifically here - we have your dedication to our smartphones all the time.[Trustedreviews]

We have already been waiting for this day since Opera for the first time in history, announced Opera Mobile 9.5 browser back in February. Today is currently in beta 1 launch. In other words, it will be errors, but probably far more useful than the browser already installed on your touch screen-based (Pocket PC) WinMo professional telephone. The initial release includes support for double-tap to enlarge, landscape flip, off-line to save a page, tab-like browsing, auto-complete URL, a Google search bar to name just a few of the 9.5 features. More functionality will be added later, including Google Gears and support for Flash video on WinMo and Symbian devices. CNET already has a hands-Video Review for the pickings. Better yet, download and install on it and tell us what you think the comments below.[Engadget]