David K 
As long as the TouchPad is #1 in Amazon for Computers we’ll follow it. So new news regarding the release of the next wave. HP finally went on record about the whole thing. Seems like they paid for the hardware already so they’re going to complete production of what they can in the next few … Read more
Microsoft is supporting Windows Phone users who have Macs. Sure that’s probably not a huge segment of their base but it’s certainly important for them to not exclude anyone. Here’s the update list: Full sync and import support for Apple Aperture software Drag and drop import of files from Browse Device Ringtone transfer support (for … Read more
Once you say you are ‘looking at your options’ and trying to figure out what to do with your PC line you’ve sort of let the cat out of the bag. Looks like HP has learned that becoming a business only company may not pan out for them so they want to get that cat … Read more
We’ve spoken about Fuse news reader for months here. Why? It’s freaking gorgeous. Just check it out with a kick-ass site loaded, from renderings almost a year old: The final incarnation leaves this mostly in tact. Just check out this feature list: What is Fuse ? Fuse is a rich newsreader designed exclusively for your … Read more
I dare you to read this and not cringe Microsoft® Points (also known as Xbox LIVE points and Xbox points) are the coin of the Xbox LIVE Marketplace realm. Microsoft Points is a universal system that works across international borders, and is even available if you don’t have a credit card. You know it’s a … Read more
Any of you still looking for a TouchPad? Fire sales are tempting. Well HP changed it’s tune. Originally it was talking about when more TouchPads would be available and now it’s moved to an ‘if’ they are available. They posted this today: Q: When is HP getting more HP TouchPads? One week, two weeks, a … Read more
Google likely knows more about each of us than any other online corporation. In fact, in many respects I’d presume they know more about most of us than the government. From who we acquaint ourselves with, what we’re into, the places we go, the music we listen to, the things we buy, etc, etc etc. … Read more
Just over a week ago Microsoft released “We’re In” for Windows Phones. To refresh your memory, it’s like Google Latitude but it’s private and limited in time so you invite friends to share your location for a determined period of time. Really neat concept and my initial impression was positive but once you start to … Read more
As if Paper Toss and all of his other titles weren’t enough, Herm’s latest Windows Phone release is a classic maze/labyrinth game with enough variables to keep you going. It has times levels to make you sweat or classic levels like when you were a kid. All well put together and also available in a … Read more
The fire sale is still underway and from all accounts it looks like Bryna is going to give us news tomorrow that there’s a new stockpile of HP TouchPads for the masses for just $100/$149. HP is definitely taking a loss on these, even if you just consider the components but the question remains how … Read more
We all know that Microsoft’s Windows 8 line is going to be a direct tablet competitor. That’s always been their goal, even though they are late to the game. But remember, they are bringing a full OS (and not a mobile OS) to the table. And here’s a glimpse of a quad core slate they … Read more
GlowPuff (think Zombie Circus, Gridrunner Girl, Steampunk Fantasy to name a few) has released their latest game for Windows Phones – Impossible Mountain. It’s a game with simple controls but varying gameplay that adds to the challenge. Here’s the feature list: Control Gruff McDuff veteran mountain climber and treasure hunter extraordinaire on an action packed … Read more