Author: David K

Microsoft has gone official with OneNote for the iPad. Interestingly, it’s free for occasional users but if you are a full time user you’ll pay $5 for the

Now we’re talking. Way to push out some games for the holidays.

I like this latest commercial from Samsung. It shows actual product use so people can see the OS a bit and the OS sells itself. Take a look:

Big day if you use the commercial Lync service because the official app is out: IMPORTANT: Microsoft Lync 2010 for Windows Phone requires a Lync Server or Office365/Lync

As expected it’s out. Waypoint is free and ATLAS is $5 (except on Windows Phones where it’s free). Here are the download links: iPhone: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/halo-waypoint/id468457600?mt=8 Android: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.halo.companion Windows

Many of you now Charlie Kindel He was a Windows phone general manager and worked at Microsoft for 21 years before leaving on a startup. So what happened

Noah Kravitz has a long history in the tech blogosphere with a 15 year history at PhoneDog, Maximum PC, interviews on TV, etc. And now he’s switched teams.

Halo Atlas is something close to brilliant. A way to push the Xbox love with an integrated tie-in and it almost mocks the Wii U concept by putting

Wow it’s only be around for two years? Imagine life without Angry Birds (Deep thoughts on a Friday). Anyway, they’re starting a series of promotions for their birthday.

A short while ago we speculated that the tablet market was really just a competition between the iPad ad Kindle Fire with the rest of the manufacturers losing