David K 
Epic Games and Chair Entertainment have started to show off an action-RPG game they call Infinity Blade that’s powered by the Unreal Engine 3 and looks sick. You know I’m not into iOS, but this is something special: We’ll keep you posted on when it’s available. It’s slated to come out for all form factors.
Collectively Bank of America and Citi have over 500,000 employees and they’re currently testing to see if Android and iPhone can meet the security standards that the banks require. Now this doesn’t mean that they are selling all of the Blackberry’s on eBay, but they will allow their employees to choose between devices. Currently there … Read more
Just yesterday in the comments I noted that I’ll be reaching out to David Pogue when “the first Service Pack comes out in mid-January (with copy and paste, turn-by-turn directions, task switching and plugins for Flash and Silverlight)”. That was based on a rumor first published by MSNerd. Today we have reconfirmation of that rumor. … Read more
Bravo Google, you’ve had an impressive amount of fail lately. On Monday (Election Day) Google Maps provided polling place information on their site…and they got it wrong. There were 700,000 people who would have been sent to the wrong polling place had they relied on Google. We don’t know how many did or if this … Read more
PopCap is a leader in casual games and they’ve been the subject of lots of inquiries after deciding to bring Bejewled to Windows Phone while not having their games ported to Android. Well, first for some Android news: Plants v Zombies and Peggle are headed to Android in early 2010. Why the delay? Why not … Read more
Paul Thurrott provided us with some data about is data usage as a guide to see if there would be wild spikes in data usage with Windows phone since it’s so intertwined with the cloud. While there are variables here and the numbers are still jumping around, it’s pretty clear that the usage is generally … Read more
Dell woke up today. They realized that they can’t genuinely try to made inroads in the mobile industry while using a competitors products, so they are dropping RIM and will be offering it’s 25,000 employees Dell Venue Pros running Windows Phone 7. They’ll also offer Android phones in the future. This seems like a simple … Read more
Maybe I’m easily impressed but the concept of a 3D screen that doesn’t require glasses (yup like the Nintendo 3DS) on a smartphone impresses me. And let’s take it a step further, let’s make it so the camera can also take 3D pictures. This is what Sharp is lining up for the Japanese markets. The … Read more
You should know that those ‘the most interesting man in the world commercials’ are actually based on Ramon Trotman. And what’s he done today? He’s become the proud owner of a US T-Mobile branded HTC HD7 right here in NYC. We’ll leave the details of its acquisition to become the subject of folklore. His initial … Read more
Last week I complained that David Pogue’s review of Windows Phone 7 had factual inaccuracies. After posting that, David Pogue was nice enough to exchange a few emails with me and I suggested that factually his statements on YouTube and Facebook contacts were wrong. He’s now acknowledged the inaccuracies in a new post: Anyway, I … Read more
I’ve always thought that the iPhone app that triggers the camera and lets you have the background of the text/email screen as the camera was a neat idea since so many of us walk and tap away without looking ahead of us (we think we can sense the next step). Well, the LG Optimus has an … Read more
