David K 
Sigurd Snorteland is at it again. This time he’s created a Windows Phone twitter app where you search for a keyword and the app will read the results out loud. It will even translate tweets to English if needed and it auto refreshes every 60 seconds. And it’s important to note that he’s provided the … Read more
From Daveamenta.com we learn that Chrome to Windows Phone has been submitted to the Marketplace. Like the Android version it allows you to send links from within Chrome to your phone. Once it is there you can open or forward the link. He’s providing this for free and the PC plugin is already available on … Read more
Vizati is a unique puzzler that looks very addictive. You need to align the stones by color but the method of getting them together involves rotating, shaking and flipping the board to move the stones. It requires some forethought and if you’re into puzzle/logic type games this looks very promising and very addictive. And they’ve … Read more
The deal with copy and paste has always been that there is no access to system wide copy and paste but developers can (within their own apps) implement a local clipboard. Second thing to remember is that devs can drop IE into any of their apps (like the browser+ app that gave tabs) so it … Read more
So we’re still lacking USB mass storage on Windows Phone (you know, the ability to plug your phone into USB and just drag and drop any file onto it so they’re handy if you need them). So if you want to have files available for you there are two really simple ways to do it … Read more
Hope you like Google because they are on their way to your living room whether you like it or not. They are the ad giant right now and they’re going to continue that march. Reach, precision, utility and measurement. These are the qualities we strive to deliver to customers, and we’re getting better at it … Read more
This not only looks great, but it’s free. It’s a classic space shoot em up that reminds me of Atari…in 2010. So you get simplicity with a layer of high end graphics like explosions and the like that are modern while keeping the controls and game play classic. Here’s how it’s described by the dev: … Read more
Here’s a neat hack that lets you access the media on your Windows Phone (pictures, videos and music) through File Explorer so you can drag and drop content directly onto the device without going through the Zune interface. I should note that I don’t see a way to add Word documents this way so what … Read more
If you’re using iOS (3.0 or higher) or Android (2.2/Froyo) or higher then in the next few days you’ll be able to edit your docs from your mobile device (why they didn’t just tell us when it’s live is beyond me). You can work on that important memo…while on the bus or train to work. … Read more
Want to do some research? We’re trying to get a little data to see how broad the Windows Phone alarm bug is. You don’t know about the bug? Well it seems like, at least on some devices, alarms cause the system to lockup and that’s not a good thing when you need the alarm to…well … Read more
Internally we’ve been bickering about discussing what the results of this video showing the rendering capabilities of the BlackBerry PlayBook outperforming Safari on the iPad in terms of speed and rendering capabilities means. First, the video: Now for something we rarely do – provide you with what our internal email chaos consists of. Take a … Read more
Even though this is from Samsung’s own mouth, I still feel the urge to file this under rumor…but it couldn’t be any more explicit. Man I feel so much better about not using a screen protector.