David K 
If nothing else, WP7 is gearing up to get toddlers to love it and here’s another WP& game that aims to help kids learn their ABC’s. It features singing letters and it uses over 100 voice recording so it’s funny and entertaining. You can simply swipe through the letters to hear them and it looks … Read more
I’m not a smart person (but you knew that already). Within the last two days I’ve flashed two phones – a Pure and my HD2 and twice I thought I had bricked a phone and probably deserved bricks. On the Pure I downloaded the latest NRG ROM, extracted the zip to \NRG and went to … Read more
Eric Schmidt (Google CEO) was speaking at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference on Tuesday and said that in the future “We can suggest where you go next, who to meet, what to read.” He also stated: It’s a future where you don’t forget anything…In this new future you’re never lost…We will know your position down to … Read more
Where (where.com) is a location based site that that has an WP7 app being developed that helps you find the local places that you care about, like a good pub for example, and the app also has the user ratings. Since it’s location based, you can then get a map to that location. It has … Read more
Fragmentation,fragmentation, fragmentation. Rumors are pretty strong that Amazon is going to launch it’s own Android app store (which ties in to a possible Android tablet). We’ll get to the details of the market in a second, but this makes the third market for Android. There’s Google’s, Verizon’s and now Amazons. This is one of those … Read more
For those of you who are following Windows phone 7, you’re in the clear minority. And that’s coming from me…the person already waiting outside the AT&T store for them to sell me one. Aside from the fact that technology makes up less than 1.6% of the total news coverage, and Microsoft gets 1/5th the amount … Read more
I’ll avoid making any off color jokes about MS needing to pray that their OS sells (I’ve gone far enough already) but I know for some of you having a copy of the Bible on your phone is a big deal. Well no worries, as that’s covered. Steve Starck has provided a version of the … Read more
Paul Thurrott is an insider when it comes to Windows Phone 7. He’s not an employee of MS but was granted early access to WP7 information and is writing a book about WP7. So when he says he has a reliable source, that has a lot of credence to it. And here’s what he has … Read more
I have to say, it’s pretty impressive that TMo is supporting the HD2 enough to release what’s now the third official ROM. It’s also worth noting that the current ROM is glitchy when it comes to messaging (especially if Swype is enabled) so let’s hope that these are resolved in this new ROM. So getting … Read more
Here’s a preview of GPS Golf for Windows Phone 7 called mobitree. It contains all of the courses to act like a personal caddy. it includes 5,000 courses in 50 countries. You can even fly over the course, see the distance between your location and the hole, get help selecting clubs and it keep track … Read more
I’ve got a bunch of WP7 preview apps today so let’s just do it in one post. First up is Robot Strike, an XNA 3D bowling game. You play as a robot and each has its own strength. There’s a physics engine behind the pins falling that works well and there’s universal rankings. Here it … Read more
MSNBC has one of those ‘tech myths debunked’ articles and there’s one that’s pretty interesting to me. It’s the link between the number of bars you see and the service you receive. We typically think that if you have five bars that means you have a strong signal and if a call drops, well it … Read more