ThoughtFix has put up another great video. This time he's showing us some pretty sweet car mounting kits from Pro Clips. He's got quite an assortment of ultra mobile devices set up on his dashboard. He's got an Apple iTouch, three different Nokia internet tablets, and two different mobile phones all mounted together. Obviously you wouldn't want all six of those devices at the same time, but having a variety of options available makes a big difference. Sweet ride ThoughFix!

This video shows you how to install your wireless USB modem on a UMPC running windows XP. The UMPC in the video is a Samsung Q1B and the modem is a Huawei E220 HSDPA USB modem. Setup is a snap with this sweet little device. You just plug in the modem, click next a few times and you're golden. Seriously, it's that easy. The USB modem has a flash disk with all of the drivers you'll need and it all works straight out of the box, no trips to the internet for drivers. This is how getting online should be: no visits from the cable guy, no phone lines run, no cables dropped, no router configuration, no PPPoE settings, no fuss. This is an awesome companion for your UMPC. Get out there and get online.

Last week, Facebook launched a new feature for businesses giving a home to non-sentient entities such as small businesses, websites, and brands. This is great for people who run websites as this new page is like a group on steroids, custom molded to suit your social networking desires. The coolest part? Readers can get a site badge on their personal profile to show their support for your website. I've gone ahead and created a Facebook Page for UML and I hope that if you are a Facebooker you'll visit my page and become a fan there to show your support.

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UMPCs are a worldwide phenomenon, not like ultra portable notebooks of yesteryear that were only available in Japan. On Monday, we saw a video from Korea. Today, we've got a news segment on UMPCs from Hong Kong. Their focus in the segment is on an AMtek T770 that has been set up for home automation. UMPCs are a great resource for home automation because of their small size and ease of development, since they're based on x86 processors they don't need special development kits to write software for them.