The Mobile Computer Friday review

• Google search for mobile gets a makeover
  New page design improves searching for Android and iPhone.
• Moblin merges with Maemo
  Intel netbook OS to be combined with Nokia's internet tablet platform.

• Microsoft announces Windows Phone 7Radical departure for new smartphone OS won't launch until later this year.
• Will the Notion Ink Adam Tablet out-tablet the iPad?
  10.1" screen with low-power mode, HD video playback and USB ports — all for $330. Ish.
• Nokia Booklet 3G now available in UK
  Pre-order price is £649. Ouch.
• Symbian^3 shown off
  We've no idea how to pronounce it, but Nokia's next smartphone OS sure looks pretty.

• Windows Phone 7 hands-on video round-up
  Some early impressions from Microsoft demos at MWC.
• HTC announces Legend & Desire Android 2.1 smartphones with enhanced UI
  Same operating system as the Nexus One, but with a swish HTC Sense skin.
• Watch an iPad Safari walkthrough
  Demo of browser dug out of the iPhone OS 3.2 SDK

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• Wired unveils e-magazine app for iPad
  Digital edition to be delivered via Adobe Packager for iPhone.
• Mobile phone subscriptions to hit 5 billion this year
  Handsets being sold faster than people are being born to buy them.
• Windows Mobile 6.5 to be renamed Windows Phone Classic?
  That's one way to prevent the geriatric operating system from being confused with the wholly incompatible Windows Phone 7...
• Windows Phone 7 vs iPhone OS
  Side-by-side comparison of two user interfaces makes for an interesting read.
• Hands-on with the Samsung Wave
  AMOLED screen works well in broad daylight.

• Opera Mini coming to the iPhone — maybe
  Lightning-fast web browser nearly ready for App Store approval — or rejection.
• HTC Sense UI now running on the Google Nexus One
  Clever hacker retools new ROM.
• Is this the future for flash?
  USB flash drives up the ante in the fight agains the cloud.
• New HP Slate to cost less than the iPad?
  Speculation suggests that the Windows 7 tablet will undercut Apple's effort.