David K

As we discussed, multitouch is possible on resistive screens (the type we have that require pressure) and we discussed the concept here and even went through some demos here. Well back in April we showed you an app called “Touch The Music” that is a Guitar Hero type application. Well, let’s combines the first two … Read more

There’s a lot of hype about the NVidia Tegra chip that we know will make its way to WM devices. Here’s a little demo of the chip in action showing augmented reality – where you mix real life images with computer generated images but this is in the context of a first person shooter that’s … Read more

I know I’ve been on a bluetooth rampage lately – guess I need to go to the dentist (sorry, too easy). Anyway, there’s a nice little application from Shubaroo called Bluetooth Toggle that adds a ‘turn bluetooth on’ option directly into your phone’s menu. The benefit is that while you’re in a call you can … Read more

Herm should be a household name by now. He brought use Shake & Win, the Magic 8 Ball, the Dog Whistle and Peg Jump.  Not a bad resume but he was just getting warmed up:) Herm has set his personal site live (hermssoftware.com) and with the launch come new apps and a new plan. He’s … Read more

Bluetooth has become a part of most of our daily lives and there are two apps that aren’t new (they’ve been in our forums) but we never discussed…so may as well do it now:) The first is BlueStarter which will automatically launch an application when a bluetooth connection is established. So you can launch your … Read more

I know some chef’s have fixed this but us common folk have two basic nuisances involving text messaging. The first is that when we go to a text message (or reply to one) you have to tap the screen before you start typing. Otherwise, you realize that you’re typing and nothing shows on the screen. … Read more

Some of you have already taken the leap into 6.5 and the rest of us will eventually make it there as well. But most people using 6.5 will run into some problems with games. The reason is because of GAPI. Who? The Games API (GAPI) was a technology that allowed Windows Mobile 2003 applications to … Read more

Just over a month ago Steve made a plea to the developer of Crayon Physics to port it to WM and received a meh in response. Well Numpty Physics is here to the rescue (which is similar to Crayon Physics but open source). Numpty Physics is a strategy game with simple graphics. You need to … Read more

You know those windows signs that scroll words with the LED lights in them? Why not have one in your pocket?:) XDA member xiaojin1985 created a neat app that lets you take a phrase or a picture and turn it into LEDs. So you can write out a message to that car tailgating you in … Read more