Is That Google+ on a Windows Phone?

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Kevin Marshall from Clarity Consulting just posted this screenshot. We’re trying to figure out what it is…well I mean aside from a Windows Phone 7 Google+ app of course. It’s worth noting that Clarity are the developers of the official Facebook app…so let’s let the rampant speculation begin.

AT&T to throttle unlimited data customers starting October 1st

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I know that this is slightly dated news to a lot of our readers as it hit the blogs late last week. I thought I would weigh in on it a little bit more here on Mobility Digest and of course, invite comments and conversation. Largely I am pretty pissed off and wanted to vent. … Read more

Psychology of Technology: Bad Decision Making 2.0

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There has been some egregiously bad decision making in the news lately, highlighted by the revelations around now-former Congressman Anthony Weiner’s ongoing sexually explicit Twitter conversations and photo sharing with six women. And just to show you that this post isn’t a partisan attack, let’s not forget the similarly bad decision making of also-recently-resigned Republican … Read more

Monkey Mini Golf Is Coming To Windows Phones in Days And It Looks Awesome

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Ignition Studios seems to have nailed their debut Windows phone title. Just check this out – the 3D animations are slick: The description/feature list is: Put your ingenious mind to the test with mini golf madness! Putt the ball through tropical island mayhem, with a range of unique and interesting beach is land course designs. … Read more

Well This Can’t Be Right

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Smartasses at the AntiQuant Psychometric Consulting Company up in dumbass Canada thought they’d have themselves a laugh and “conduct a study” pitting IQs of users of the various web browsers against each other. They found that IE users are the dumbest, actually getting dumber over time, and dressed it up in an almost legit-looking PDF. … Read more

Mobility Digest Review: Pad & Quill Contega iPad 2 Case

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Pad&Quill was kind enough to send Mobility Digest their latest iPad 2 case – the Contega for review. Based on the popular moleskine style, this case offers some additional features not found in their Octavo for iPad 2 case such as multiple standing positions and hidden pocket.

Pad&Quill uses high quality materials and classic bookbindery techniques to make their cases. The Contega continues this tradition of quality workmanship.

Mimicking the appearance of moleskine books the Contega can hide the iPad 2 in plain site or on one’s bookshelf. Besides protecting the iPad 2 or acting as a stand the Contega also functions as a sound amplifier.

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:‘(

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Dropped my Nexus S in the toilet last night and the reality of the situation is finally setting in, maybe writing about it would be therapeutic. You mind? So I had my precious second Google phone just perfect, in fact two hours before the incident I finally found an OC/UV kernel that stayed stable at … Read more

Apple Has More Cash Than The US Treasury

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Apple is really sitting on a pile of cash – $76.2b in fact. Meanwhile the US Treasury has a cash balance of $73.8b. Just think about that. Yes Apple is the king right now, but more cash than the US government? It’s just crazy. That’s enough cash to pretty much buy almost any other company … Read more