Today I’ve got a product from our friends across the ocean at Mobile Fun. It’s a unique product for sure, it looks like a spider, I guess that’s why it’s called the Spider Podium Universal Desk Stand. If you didn’t guess it’s a stand, but it’s not only for your phone and desk but it can be used with other devices and other places. The Spider Podium features eight flexible legs that can be positioned in any way you need it to for displaying your device or attaching it to something.
Phonedog.com’s Noah Kravitz was treated to a 10 minute Hands-on with the prototype Samsung model. His take away was a very positive one. He even went out on a limb and tweeted, “the Windows Phone 7 ui demo makes iPhone look like a dinosaur.” Check out the video for more. via Phonedog
If you’re looking to get a USB data card for AT&T then make sure you get one of these guys. AT&T has announced the release of both an LTE and HSPA+ device. Remember, that this is a piece of hardware that (assuming you don’t break or lose it) you’ll likely keep for a while so … Read more
Sometimes pictures say it all: Now these elements can be view as unrelated events (IE lost market share because of the EU’s antitrust actions for example). But I’ll leave it to you. Is this the start of a trend or a short term anomaly as MS retools its consumer lineup?
The one reason I like keeping Ballmer around for his sound bites. Take today for example. In one speech he said: Between WP7 and Kinect, Kinect was the device he was “most keen on” “Unlike Google, if you write an app for Windows Phone 7, it will work on all Windows phones. We got ourselves … Read more
In the United State’s largest mall, The Mall of America, Microsoft is moving in and it’s not just in some hidden corner. Their new store is going to open directly across the hall from the Apple store and it appears to be about 4 times larger. Jut take a look at it and you can … Read more
We had a really good turnout for the last Writers Call we did back in June, and I want to thank those of you that send us tips and breaking news. Currently, we are looking for more writers specifically for Android and iPhone. We have always been heavy with Windows Mobile and now Windows Phone, … Read more
I signed up for a Gmail account as fast as I could track down an invitation back in 2004, and I have never looked back. Gone were the days of having a desktop client and downloading my messages locally. What a colossal and inefficient waste of time that was. Gmail’s “Conversation View” revolutionized the way … Read more
Wow, it’s a good looking game available now for Windows Mobile. That doesn’t happen every day. In fact, it looks very similar to the iPhone version (except some of the viewing angles are a little different). Here’s their description: MLB® Power Pros 2010 – an officially licensed Major League Baseball game for Windows phones – … Read more
I’m not a smart person (but you knew that already). Within the last two days I’ve flashed two phones – a Pure and my HD2 and twice I thought I had bricked a phone and probably deserved bricks. On the Pure I downloaded the latest NRG ROM, extracted the zip to \NRG and went to … Read more
I have to say, it’s pretty impressive that TMo is supporting the HD2 enough to release what’s now the third official ROM. It’s also worth noting that the current ROM is glitchy when it comes to messaging (especially if Swype is enabled) so let’s hope that these are resolved in this new ROM. So getting … Read more
