David K 
Want to jazz up the start screen of your Windows Phone with some custom images that are functional? Well Pin To Start gives you the ability to add 4 custom live tiles for free. Here’s their description: The Pin To Start ™ application allows Window Phone 7 owners a unique experience not available on other … Read more
AmazonIntelligence is a neat application for Windows phones that helps you to find deals on Amazon and track them to see if the price drops (and it even sends you alerts). I actually just tried it out when my wife was about to buy something from Amazon on her precious iPad (and I don’t trust … Read more
The Nook Color never made sense to me as an eReader but as a $250 Android tablet running Honeycomb…well that may make a lot more sense. It’s got a 1024×600 7” screen, 800mhz TI A* chip, expandable memory and built in wifi. Oh right, the video (skip to 2:15 when it’s done booting): OK so … Read more
Got a TiVo? Want to be able to control what it records from your Windows Phone? TivoMote is a fun new companion for your HD TiVo (Series 3 and greater) box that lets you see what’s already recorded on your Tivo, search for new shows and record them from your phone or see what TV … Read more
If you live on that border town between MS and Google and use Google Documents then there’s a new Windows Phone app for you. It’s called GDocs and it’s free. Here are the features: GDocs is a simple client for Google docs for windows phone. Currently it supports: * Viewing documents, spreadsheets, presentations, drawings and … Read more
Microsoft is giving a free t-shirt to Windows Phone developers who have an app in Marketplace. All you need to do is provide your information at https://www.myappisonwindowsphone.com/default.aspx. The first 75 devs also got a $99 Visa card but I’m guessing that’s already accounted for.
ZDNet has an interesting read about Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) and discussing the probability that it’s a tablet only OS and will not be delivered to phones (natively at least – XDA is a different story). Google has stated that 3.0 is intended for tablets and Google has yet to discuss 3.0 as a phone OS … Read more
Amber Central (a free WP7 app) aims to get Amber Alerts on your phone to help search and safely recover missing children. It’s always welcoming to see an app that is designed solely to help others but on top of that, the app is very well built. Take a look at the features: A real-time … Read more
Mobile security is a misnomer at this point. There are very few things in the way of someone creating and deploying malicious code and it looks like proof of concept botnet code is set to be publicly revealed. The app can hide itself on the phone and send out text messages that don’t leave a … Read more
Play»Convey (which was available for WM)is now available for Windows phones. It lets you track various sports and easily share the stats with those around you so if you attend your child’s sporting events you can share the stats with the team for example. Seems pretty neat. here’s their feature list: Features: Play»Convey keeps track … Read more
Developers just received a newsletter from Microsoft talking about the current state of development and where things are headed. Nothing earth shattering here but still interesting (note: hyperlinks were removed): January 27, 2011First Windows Phone 7 Developer Payouts Processed We are very happy to announce that all developer payouts have been processed this month as … Read more
A new app appeared in Marketplace from AT&T tonight called AT&T Code Scanner and as expected, it’s a 2D code scanning application. One anomaly is that AT&T could use native access to the phone and thus make a direct call to the camera so that you could ‘live’ scan a code but they didn’t. So … Read more