Things keep getting better for the Windows Mobile OS day by day. So while things are looking up for the Xperia X1, I really wont be able to comment on the iPhone 3G version unless we see it. However except for the 3G addition, the iPhone is unlikely to go under any major software upgrades.

This means that the lead advatange enjoyed by iPhones is getting reduced slowly but surely. We have just stumbled across a way to browse the www in a manner very similar to the iPhones browsing capability using a Windows phone. Its called Touchbrowser.

TouchBrowser gives you the smooth webbrowsing experience of the iPhone, right on your Pocket PC. It lets you scroll pages with animation and iPhone inertia effects for easy reading. You can use you finger to move the webpage around the screen, something Internet Explorer can't do. Websites designed for mobile use can be watched in 'mobile view' and full pages in 'desktop view'. A built-in navigation aid tells you what section of a page you're reading, so you never get lost.

A large finger-keyboard lets you enter URLs with ease, or enter Google searches directly from the keyboard. No stylus needed.