Last week we had some great pieces of news in the mobile world. Boy Genius Report and CNET Reported some possible new details of RIM’s BlackBerry Storm 2, including that we might see it at the end of this year, or early 2010, as well as the inclusion of Wi-Fi, and even a new touch screen, to address the many concerns and complaints users had with the original Storm.  Google pushed out its new engine for iPhone and Android users, giving users offline access, a “floaty bar” for archive, delete and more, as well as quicker access to search and tasks. The new interface displays email labels as well as being an overall quicker and smoother experience.

On the Windows Mobile side of things we saw Trinket Software introduced their new Twitter client, “Twikini” to much positive acclaim, giving WinMo users a lot of features that iPhone users have been enjoying on their clients, such as TwitPic integration,  Media Player integration, and a sleek, easily usable interface.  We also got to see a preview of the new BlackBerry 5.0 OS,  which can best be described as a combination of the Storm OS and the Bold OS, but much faster.

The previous week we brought you info that the Windows Mobile team was  to give out 5 mobile devices on Twitter, and gave you all the information to enter to win. Many entered, and the Final 5 were chosen, including Flexilis Twitter follower @mglickman, who I believe won an HTC Touch Pro. (Very cool phone!). Be sure to follow us on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/flexilis , as we’ll try to bring you more information in the future on mobile giveaways, whether it be iPhone’s, BlackBerries, or other popular mobile devices, or even apps and games for the various mobile platforms, and perhaps even giveaways of our own, available only to @Flexilis Twitter followers. Not sure about what Twitter is and want to learn more? check out Twitter Help & TweeterNet for more info and answers!

Lastly, what do you think of the Flexilis blog? What would you like to see more of? Less of? We want to hear from you! We’re still finding our footing here, and look to bring you a wide variety of mobile and mobile security related content in the future. Let us know your thoughts so far in the comments below,  or drop us a line, at support at flexilis dot com.