Author: Jim Szymanski

There is a difference between cheap and broke. Yes, I am using a vintage 2004 PC running Windows XP, but that’s not by choice. Actually, right now I

I am sure most of you have been reading about how Windows Phone Marketplace is experiencing problems with some apps not installing or updating properly on certain devices.

That’s right, a Notebook. For those of you who were still waiting for your second set of teeth to grown in, a Notebook came before Netbooks (cheap Notebooks)

Actually, I think that’s a Jackpot in Bingo. I was a little bored tonight playing with my phone and when I tapped the alpha search on my App

SkyDrive, Microsoft’s free online Cloud Storage solution, has made some great strides this past year, going from nearly unusable to, well usable. I have been trying hard to

I was really excited when I saw WordPrint from TwoDollarApps in the “New Apps” category about a week ago. Based on the description, it would give me the

I started my series of battery drain tests after reading countless theories and rumors about why our batteries lose juice. Don’t think I have solved every mystery, but

To conclude my Truths series for Windows Phone I wanted to check into an area that has bugged me for several weeks. Anyone who has been reading my

Up until a week ago, if you asked 10 Windows Phone users why they didn’t have an option for persistent WiFi, at least 9 of them would have

Last week I stumbled upon a trick that will keep WiFi running on your WP device long after the screen has gone to sleep. The bug, or feature,