Two great games have been re-released in free versions. The first is Vizati which now has Vizati Zero to complement it. This is a puzzler where you need to rotate, flip and nudge the board just right to get stones of the same color to align. If it sounds familiar it’s because this game is … Read more
Wordament is the massively multi-player real time ‘Boggle’ type game for Windows Phones and it’s free. The developer has written a post about their philosophy of releasing a free version only and they’ve reiterated that they will not be releasing a paid version. Here it is and I’m again highly endorsing this game, which is … Read more
Finally there is a study on iPhone dropped calls and different networks. When AT&T was the only provider of the iPhone majority of the people blamed the phone for dropped calls but now with Verizon in the mix we can analyze how the phone does on a different network. According to a recent study from … Read more
I’ve been a little busy at school in my last semester before graduation, but I wanted to drop by and lay some info on you for your listening pleasure. If, you are in fact like me, you play your Windows Phone music all over the place and about as loud as physically possible. We all … Read more
Chris Walshie is one of the Chevron guys and I’ presume he has inside info so even I tend to believe that he’s right here. Anyway, for those of you still waiting, it sounds like the wait won’t be much longer and that we’re getting more than a stock update which is great. We heard … Read more
I know what your thinking, Mobility Digest has a forum? Your damn right we do and there is some great stuff in there. And we need your help, the avid Mobility Digest reader. So there are a couple of ways to access our forum. You could always use the computer of your choice to … Read more
There’s been an ongoing saga playing out in the Microsoft Advertising forums about revenue plummeting for Microsoft mobile ads that are being server on Windows Phones. We’ve been hesitant to report on it because it appeared to be an anomaly but it’s pretty clear at this point that the reduced ad values are here to … Read more
When we first learned about the restrictions for submitting apps to the Windows Phone Marketplace there were immediate comparisons to Apples App Store and it generally seemed like they would end up in line with each other. As you probably know though, Microsoft recently pulled Imagewind from the Marketplace because it shows unfiltered images and … Read more
I was scanning Engadget today and noticed that yesterday was the Osborne 1’s 30th birthday. It brought back a flood of memories from my early computing experiences with this 24 pounder. As MD is a site about mobility, and the Osborne 1 was disputably the first portable/mobile computer in the World, I thought a piece … Read more
If you own an Android and have rooted or run a custom kernel in an effort to maximize that delicious slab of hardware you’re holding in your mits beware. Word has dropped recently of the carriers taking aim square at you because, well, you’re playing with their money. Carriers aim to sell you new handsets … Read more
Here’s a great 30 second snippet where Obama is asked if he owns an iPad and if he has his own computer. Pretty funny to watch him react to such a simple question and remind the host that the President of the United States doesn’t need to borrow a computer:
According to WinRumors Microsoft is going to announce the availability of Silverlight for Xbox at Mix. For developers this would be great because with some resizing, etc they can take their Silverlight apps and sell them on a bigger screen. And obviously as the Microsoft ecosystem expands there’s more of an incentive to make apps … Read more