Year: 2011

Yesterday we got word that Swype was finally ported over to the iPhone not in an official capacity of course, but in the  hacker developer world we all

Yesterday was the marked end of the Space Shuttle program for the United States but not our presence in space. The US will be chartering on the Russian

Most people have probably moved on from windows mobile, or are planning to relatively soon. Even if you’re a diehard like me, it’s not hard to see that

Easily the most versatile device ever created from  developers standpoint has reinvented itself once. The HTC HD2 which originally came to the party dressed in Windows Mobile shed

And no more appealing this one, that came down from the Supreme Court. Microsoft fought this all the way to Washington. Ironically, in this case, it was the

I have been a long time fan of the Tour De France for a long time. Even though I am a mountain biker, not a road racer, I

We have argued about how many apps there are for each platform and how dumb a lot of them are. The more apps a platform has, the better

Since 2007 or so the average smartphone data consumption has shot up super exponentially. With Android phones, in the past year alone it has doubled to several hundred

Neat feature that Google just rolled out for Android that keeps maps available even if you go offline (or if you’re in an area with a spotty connection.

Nice to see a full featured GPS solution available for Windows Phones. Garmin has made Garmin StreetPilot available for $40 (no trial though). Here’s the details: Download Garmin