David K 
Am I the only one that feels that AT&T is doing us dirty? I mean, anyone looking at the headlines lately knows where the network is headed – except AT&T. It’s not news that AT&T has some serious infrastructure issues related to 3G access but that hasn’t led them to slow down at all. Instead, they’ve put their foot on the pedal and have decided to give away more bandwidth for less money.
Here’s what’s planned for AT&T in the coming months:
This is for Android, BlackBerry and iPhone only- not WM (I know – it hurts). If you’re into baseball this seems like a great app though. The Blackberry app has the following description: – Listen LIVE to every regular season and Postseason game – Follow every pitch with exclusive MLB.com Gameday pitch speed and location … Read more
Zuma has been completely rebuilt and the new version is now available. If you’ve never played it, you have to shoot colored bubbles to make combos of three of the same color to break the chain coming at you before it reaches you. It’s a great mix of action and logic that’s highly addictive. Well … Read more
Once upon a time you used to be able to use Skyfire to view Hulu content and one day we got a message that we were in a foreign country and didn’t have Hulu support on our browser. Well today Hulu started to work on Skyfire again. Both the Hulu and Skyfire blogs lack any … Read more
As we all know, WP7 is based on Silverlight and if there’s a standalone Silverlight app you can pretty much drag and drop it to create a WP7 app with just a few sizing and control changes. Well, it stands to reason that if Microsoft has a Silverlight Facebook application that it will find its … Read more
iPad this…iPad that. See, whenever MS has an issue it’s headline news that gets mocked and jeered. Well, it’ turns out the iPad has a serious wifi problem and Apple is really stepping up the tech support:) Michael Arrington of TechCrunch notes “The device works fine near the router, but on the other side of the house, nada. But my Macbook pro and my Nexus One and other various devices I’ve brought into the house pick up wifi just fine in that area…My understanding of Wifi issues on devices, particularly cramped devices like the Macbook Air and iPad, is that it’s usually a hardware/design issue and something that can’t be fixed via a software patch.” The point is, if someone who is tech savvy can’t get wifi to work, you can imagine what happens to laymen…and even worse, people who can’t even be trusted to change a battery. Well there are over 1,000 messages in the Apple iPad forums about wifi issues. So what does Apple suggest to fix these problems?
FYI it’s back in stock online. Rumor has it it’s for new customers only..yup, that’s what you get for being loyal all these years. If you’ve been checking and logged into the site clear your cache or use a different browser if it’s not showing up.
From XDA member tboy2000 comes 91 tips and registry tweaks for the HD2. These cover things like what gloves work with the HD2, how to exit HTC album (instead of minimize which is the default action) and a ton of helpful registry and ‘use’ tips. If you have an HD2 take the time to go … Read more
Channel 9 has posted this video with Richard Costall who is a Microsoft and Silverlight MVP who was showing off a simple Silverlight game called Manic Miner. The game won’t blow you away. The impressive part (around the 7 minute mark) is how easy it was for him to convert the Silverlight to WP7 and … Read more
Engadget got their hands on a spec sheet for the HP Slate. This is a slate form factor running Windows 7 Premium so you get a full OS including Media Center. So things like Netflix streaming are already waiting for you as is Skype and well…everything else you know and love in a PC but … Read more
