Access, Co. recently released the English version of NetFront 3.3 web browser for Pocket PCs. Some people may consider this a late addition since the company has already introduced the Japanese version of the said web browser some time ago. In case you're in the dark about NetFront, it's a high-performance Web browser which has been successfully installed in a great number of PDAs, mobile phones, and other electronic information devices.

It is compatible with Windows Mobile 5.0 and Pocket PC2003/2003SE. In addition to compatibility with Flash and Java, it is equipped with an original display function enabling Internet browsing just like with a PC. Multi-window and other convenient functions are also equipped for browsing with a Pocket PC.

New features include full support for VGA displays, improved handling of frames, RSS and Atom Feed compatibility, pop-up blocking, web data and password manager, and page translation (from Japanese to English or vice versa) among many others. If you wanna get this baby, it will cost you roughly $30 if you're a new user, whereas, if you want an upgrade, you'll have to shell out roughly $15 bucks.

This is the news of all news for Sidekick owners. You can now upgrade your existing Sidekick to a leek and savvy Sidekick 3. Just head on to TMobile's website and login with your phone number and corresponding password. Then click on Phones and Accessories and then on the right side of the page click on Upgrade Your Phone. You would have to click on the Handhelds tab to find the Sidekick 3 option. If you don't want to go through this process you can call their Customer Care at 611 from your soon to be upgraded Sidekick. Too bad for the person who got it for $4050 on eBay.