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How To: Use your Outlook.com Alias On WP8 (if you have a gmail.com Live ID)

April 8, 2016December 2, 2012 by thefight

My gmail address is my live ID. Been that way for about 6 years. All my Windows Phone account information is registered to it, obviously. So is my Android stuff. I was pretty geeked about Outlook.com and I know use it religiously. So bringing over my gmail to Outlook.com was the no brainer to me, … Read more

How To: Check your Outlook.com alias account if you have a Non-Microsoft Live ID address

April 8, 2016August 1, 2012 by thefight

Alright, I’ll admit it. I need some help making sexy titles. Don’t you judge me for it though. So, the mainstream media, the tech blogsphere and basically all the internets have seemed to take notice that Hotmail’s hotter, prettier sister just came into town. The best part is you get to … Read more

The Big Question Game: Tablet Edition

April 8, 2016July 24, 2012 by thefight

Now that it’s been a month since all the great June tech conventions have concluded, the dust has begun to settle on the tablet picture. Well it has for the major players at least. Enough of the intro, let’s play the game!

Living Out The Dream: 3 Screens & A Cloud

April 8, 2016March 12, 2012 by thefight

I don’t know if I’ve said this enough yet but I love the Windows 8 Consumer Preview. Period. I understand that the start screen is a hard sell for people afraid of change (it really is better in Windows 8, though) and that not every thing in the Consumer Preview is feature complete. That’s what … Read more

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: The New iPad Edition

October 7, 2025March 8, 2012 by thefight

So, Apple announced the latest 1.4 pound object to burn a hole through your wallet yesterday but the general reaction around the blogospheres have been lukewarm to put it mildly. Personally, I didn’t see enough to motivate me to buy this iteration of the iPad.

To be honest, I didn’t have very high hopes for this iPad. I figured that there might be some kind of bump to the screen and processor but, I knew in my heart that I wasn’t going to be “wow’ed.” Forgive me all those people that were amazed at the horizon corrections.

I put together some bullet points for the good, the bad and the ugly bits to the iPad 3, iPad HD, iPad 2S, new iPad. Take a look below.

[Rant] Fight Has Some Stuff He Wants To Get Off His Chest

October 7, 2025October 25, 2011 by thefight

Some of you may think it’s pretty easy to write for a site like MobilityDigest.com. Yeah, you’re probably right.

Mango Version of Best Buy App Forthcoming

October 10, 2011October 10, 2011 by thefight

After seeing so many apps updated to Mango over the past two weeks (Incuding my new favorite app), I reached out to Best Buy Customer Relations last week to find out when the Mango version of their app would be released. Below is their response: Hello E.Powell, Thank you for filing a feedback for … Read more

Rooted Android Users Rejoice! CyanogenMod 7.1 Released

July 14, 2017October 10, 2011 by thefight

Oh happy day, Oh happy day. Android users have something new to brag about today as CyanogenMod 7.1 (aka CM 7.1) was released this morning. Notable features from the changelog: Common: Android 2.3.7 (Google) Common: Bluetooth mouse support – Scott Brady Common: Improve notification swipe-to-clear – Evan Charlton Common: Improve album-artist support in media scanner … Read more

Fight’s Corner Round 2: Ecosystems, Molly Wood’s Challenge and Pickin’ Fights

August 30, 2011 by thefight

Ok, back from power outages (Hurricane Irene related). I have a lot of things to get off my chest here so maybe you want to bookmark this one.

Fight’s Corner Round 1: Responding to Simmons’ Latest FUD Article

April 7, 2016August 4, 2011 by thefight

Whew, I finally have some time for a change; let’s see what I can do here… First a bit of an explanation/re-introduction of sorts: The 9-to-5 recently became more of a 5-to-9 recently and I haven’t been able to do things that I wanted to do (post) or like to do (comment/correct Simmons where possible). … Read more