David K 
If you use the MS lock on a device like the HD2 then you realize that the lock at top is painful…it’s a few inches away from the power button and is annoying to slide every time you want to unlock the phone. Well, thanks to XDA you can move that sucker. You can check … Read more
See that logo? Expect to start seeing a lot more of it. There’s been a real nuisance to devs for a while. In Marketplace an apps url is not fixed. As an app gets updated the url updates as well. The result is that a developer cannot provide a link to the app (because it … Read more
That didn’t take long. NYTimes has a SIlverlight Kit and Michael Scherotter adapted it to WP7 and by all accounts it seems to have been a painless and simple process. The NYTimes Sivlerlight Kit provides access New York Times APIs for Articles, Best Sellers (books), the US Congress, Movie Reviews, Community Comments, Times Tags, etc. … Read more
Maybe I should stop talking about the $300 HD2 since it’s unobtainable right now: It’s been sold out of stores for a while but you can track the TMo Blog to see when they update availability. Remember though that to get Bing cashback you need to order it online.
So after posting about the $300 off contract TMo HD2 I’ve gotten a lot of questions about whether or not it worked. The long and short – it works. If you recall, the discount relies on Bing cashback. Here’s the deal- it will show up in cashback (take a look at the pic) BUT you … Read more
Schaps has been in the headlines for his ongoing development of Touchxperience (more on that) and now he’s released a series of beta apps to try out. It includes: Security Manager allows you to change security configuration of your device, for example to allow unsigned applications to work on some devices, or to avoid warning … Read more
We’ve given you lots of great deals around here and for our loyal readers we have a special one. All the news is abuzz with ipad this and ipad that. Well we have something for you – a freebie. No strings attached, no shipping or handling…just enter your address and get your ipad. Yes, it … Read more
It looks unassuming but that right there is the H17txt from Motorola. “The new headset was created to optimize the text-to-speech technology and experience, which, when paired with an application, reads text messages (SMS) into the headset, in real time. Plus, you have the added ability to customize an automated response and automatically enable text-to-speech … Read more
Just saw this on Marketplace. Just take a look at the features (and remember, it’s free): Description: By logging in to MobiWee.com, users can remotely locate their lost or stolen phone, forward it to any number, retrieve any file, media, or contact list, and then lock, wipe, encrypt, or delete certificates (for the prosumers out … Read more
Am I the only one that keeps seeing all of those census 2010 commercials? Well it got into my head and I think it’s time for us to take a bit of a census around here. As you know, Fuze Mobility has a pretty strong Windows Phone following and Mobility Digest has been opening its … Read more
A year ago we discussed AmazeGPS, a free turn by turn GPS app for WM. I used to like it too even though the turn by turn was not spoken, it was still pretty good. Well, Amaze has released version 5.0: We are pleased to announce that version 5.0 is now available also for Windows … Read more
Into messing with people? Well Herm has an app ready for you. It’s called Trickster and it consists of three games. The first is called The Ultimate Puzzle. You hand the target your phone and it instructs them to press to start, double tap to exit. Once they hit start they get the wait cursor … Read more