Google. Amazon. Dell. Sidekick. Helio?  Let’s recap all the rumors that floated through the tech-o-sphere this week.

Could this be the first fruits of the marriage of Danger and Microsoft?  We sure hope so, this looks like the most exciting Sidekick since the venerable Sidekick 3.

Ever since Google first came out with Gears a couple years ago, we knew this day would come.  Now you can access your Gmail even when you’re not connected to the internet.

LG has really tried to make this a phone that seeks to please everyone.  The phone itself is similar to LG’s Dare.  What makes it very interesting is that the outside case and keyboard is removable.

Being an ultra-deskphone is like being the best looking guy at M.I.T.  No one cares how “good” you are.  Nonetheless, the Hub does have some very appealing features.  Maybe there is more than meets the eye here.

Last week, we mentioned how the LG GD910 watch phone and Fossil Wrist PDA were referred to as “Dick Tracy watches”.  However, Fossil actually made a watch called the Dick Tracy based off an orphaned Microsoft technology called SPOT.

We have heard from CherryPal before when it announced its C100 cloud desktop.  Now, they have produced a netbook called the Bing.  It remains to be seen whether or not this too will be vaporware.

Despite the praise I had previously bestowed upon Google Notebook, Google has decided to stop development on this unappreciated service.  With Notebook on death row, where do we go now?

Finally, we get our first look at Acer’s upcoming 10″ Aspire One. It looks slightly different form the 8.9″ original, and packs one big improvement.

This year at CES, LG showed off a watch phone that made quite a splash.  A trip back in the JPT time machine shows us the Fossil Wrist PDA, which made a similar splash at Comdex 2002.