Orative - Orative makes software that puts your phone's address book on steriods. Designed for enterprise use, Orative controls the phonebook from a central server. Did your number change? Just change it once and everyone who has you in their phone gets the update automatically. If you're going to a meeting (impromptu or pre-scheduled in Outlook), the phone not only won't ring, but it will show you as in a meeting in everyone else's phonebook. Orative has very interesting ideas and a big potential market. The software runs on BREW and Symbian phones (soon Java and maybe BlackBerry). DataWind Pocket Surfer - The Pocket Surfer is a small (pocketable) screen and keyboard combo that ties into Bluetooth phones. It attempts to offer a better mobile internet experience without the bulk of a laptop. It's big enough that you're probably not going to want to take it everywhere you go, but it would be great at the airport or on the train. Internet wise, the browser works better than what you expect on a mobile device. Webpages look like the desktop version (even CSS based designs like MobileTracker). DataWind runs a proxy server that speeds up surfing, so a GPRS connection is somewhat bearable. Web mail and Java IM services work as expected.