Wefi, the “Hotspot” based social network is now available to download  through the S60  download catalog.
Wefi mobile client (that we have reviewed) ranks hotspots based on the  users that have previous logged on a specific hotspot giving it a higher rank.
Once a Wefi user is searching for a hotspot, the client will try to connect the “high ranked” hotspot first.
As I wrote before the client is easy to use, just chose the Wefi access point and you are done.
By the way I hope they took in to account my remarks about the potential of the client to serve as a mobile social network specially, when LBS and mobile social networks are prospering.
There are two issues that disturbs me with the client, the first is that it runs on background, but that can be partly solved by opening Wefi before every search for a wi-fi spot.
The second is that the client is powered by users and for a better experience more hotspots need to be found by users.
That is why Wefi are working on enlarging their user base, recently they added a Fring add-on, run a campaign with ROK, and now they will be available through the S60 download.
It seems that like any mobile client it is all about distribution channels, and as for Wefi they are on the right track.

Last night announcements from Apple where just about upgraded hardware.
There was no Apple netbook, just a 15 laptop, although the most interesting product  were the new Mac-Mini.
they are both 2.0 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo based and got the new NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphic card and cost between 500-700 dollars.

But do we really need all this power? there are desktop’s version of the netbooks the:  MSI Wind Nettop CS 120 and the ASUS EEE box.
both Intel Atom based mini PCs, they are cheap, small, and environmental safe and most of all they cost just 300 dollars .

But that’s not all, meet then new fit PC2 the Israeli edition for nettop PC.

The fit-PC2 is a tiny PC computer based on Intel’s Atom Z530 processor and US15W chipset. It runs all standard operating systems and software packages. The fit-PC2′s unique advantages include exceptionally small size, quiet, fanless operation and very low power consumption. With a price starting as low as $245, it makes an ideal solution for applications such as office desktop, home entertainment, point-of-sale, classroom computer and even specialized router.
The fit-PC2 enclosure is made from aluminum – durable and splash / dust resistant.

Specifications:

Full-featured PC, tiny and power saving
Intel Atom Z530 CPU @ 1.6 GHz
Intel US15W chipset
1GB DDR2
160GB SATA harddisk, easily upgradeable
DVI Digital display interface, up to 1920×1080
HD Audio, line-out 2.0 / mic in / line-in
1000 BaseT Ethernet port
802.11g WiFi
Six 2.0 USB ports
miniSD and mini PCI Express sockets
IR receiver
Phoenix BIOS
Single 12V supply, 5W, fanless operation
Dimensions – 115 x 101 x 27mm
Runs Windows XP / Vista, Windows 7 and Linux
Also available as SBC without enclosure

So if you thought the netbook-laptop war is here, the Mac-mini VS Netop war have just started.