Crackle is now available for iOS with free ad supported movies

I just saw this last night and there are actually a lot of very cool movies in their collection. Yes, it’s ad supported but the playback was very nice, the user interface pretty clean, and it has some great content including some TV Shows that includes Seinfeld! * Watch full-length Hollywood movies and TV series … Read more

Seesmic Updated for Windows Phones and Android

Seesmic just pushed out updates to its Windows Phone and Android apps. Let’s start with Windows Phones first: Improved user experience: We worked hard to improve the user experience with the context menus, and we hope you’ll agree that the experience is slicker than ever before Saleforce Chatter: We improved the UI to make navigation … Read more

Microsoft Confirms That Walshied Phones Are Still Walshied And Won’t Get Updates Past NoDo

We were excited yesterday when phones that were forced to get the NoDo update through the Walshie Method (Chris Walsh’s work around) did get NoDo officially. Presumably, that was the end of the story and those phones were then brought in line with all other devices and they would get future updates, etc. That may … Read more

[Updated] RockMelt’s iPhone version ready to feed your social network obsession on the go

If you are obsessed with social networking websites, particularly Facebook then you might be already familiar with RockMelt – the only social browser left as Flock is going to be shut down officially on 26th of this month. And now the browser which is as obsessed as you are with the social network is coming to the iPhone.

BlackBerry’s PlayBook gets torn down, might be better left that way

Let me first predicate this by saying I have not actually used the newly released BlackBerry Playbook, but a few members of our team have and I thought I would share todays PlayBook news and bring you yet another exciting edition of Mobility Digest’s MDLeaks! First, let’s get everyone up to speed. We have been … Read more

Gooo (The Game) Goes Free For WP7

The physics game Gooo was just made available in a free version. Here’s what I initially said when the paid version was made available: The goal is to get the Gooos into the basket and to do that you need to fling them with your finger, tilt the phone, maneuver obstacles into place, etc. It’s … Read more

TouchXperience and Windows Phone Device Manager public betas are out

If you are following TouchXperience on Facebook, you might be already experimenting with the public betas of Windows Phone Device Manager and TouchXperience. And if you have already realized that Julien Schapman’s work is worth a few bucks then you might be very well familiar with these apps as a private beta tester.