Mobility Digest Reviews: Sony DSXS300BTX

My car stereo recently began malfunctioning so I figured why not upgrade to something more to my taste. With my Windows Phone, I take advantage of ZunePass a great deal so I was looking for a Bluetooth capable device as I don’t care much for wires. Fast-forward through all my research and browsing, I came … Read more

Dock your iPhone 4 even while in a case!

Just got an email from our friends at MobileFun letting us know about a very cool new product that they have called the CaseBuddy Case Compatible Dock – Apple Devices. Quite a name, but it is the first option I have seen that will allow my iPhone 4 to dock nicely with my OtterBox Defender … Read more

Microsoft loves iOS, OneNote for iPhone gets a major update

Bing for iPad, Photosynth – these quality apps by Microsoft definitely tells us one thing, MS loves iOS. Still don’t believe us? Well, MS really does love iOS, they just released a major update to OneNote client for iPhone, which was released earlier this year, in January.

Sonos + Apple’s AirPlay: Making Music Together

Last week Sonos announced the integration of Apple’s Airplay technology into their Wireless Multi-Room Music System. This was a bit shocking as many including myself viewed Apple’s Airplay platform as a direct threat to the highly regarded Sonos system. However, this is not the first time Sonos have bucked conventional thinking. For instance when they … Read more

Apple issues Q&A in response to LocationD Controversy

Bet you can’t guess how Apple responded to the claims that they are tracking your location by recoding 100’s of data points a day and maintaining this data for up to a year in a directory called LocationD. Their answer, No we don’t: 1. Why is Apple tracking the location of my iPhone? Apple is … Read more

Protect your iPhone 4 with a Steve Job’s Carbonite Case!

The irreverent train keeps a rollin’ on and this time it is stopping at Apple’s station for a dose of Steve Job’s Carbonite Case protection for your iPhone 4. I hope the developers of this case aren’t planning on sending their kids to college with the proceeds of this case’s success in the marketplace because … Read more

We want information… information… information

Paranoid: Where am I?
Apple: In the Village.
Paranoid: What do you want?
Apple: We want information.
Paranoid: Whose side are you on?
Apple: That would be telling. We want information… information… information.
Paranoid: You won’t get it.
Apple: By hook or by crook, we will.
Paranoid: Who are you?
Apple: The new Number 2.
Paranoid: Who is Number 1?
Apple: You are Number 6.
Paranoid: I am not a number, I am a free man

(The Prisoner, the classic TV series from the 60’s

Oh, you don’t remember? with the funny little car, gigantic balloon and no end…)

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MobilityLeaks: He Don’t Know Shit from Shinola”

On 4/22/2011 9:07 PM, Jimski wrote: Interesting that the 3,000 registered users of this app represent 77 different countries/regions. Pretty amazing based on the small sample size that probably works out to 0.1% of total WP7 users. Doug Simmons: First of all Gramps without looking at anything 3m sounds a bit steep to me, even … Read more

Google mocks Apple and shows them what data collection looks like

Ok so Apple has admitted, at least in part to data collection, but if you want to now how to collect data then a new Wall Street Journal investigation has shown how Google collects data and they mock Apples messily attempts. To be clear, Apple admitted, months ago, to collecting personal data and they spell … Read more