Mobility Digest Review: Dell Venue Pro [Updated]
I just got my Venue Pro in the mail and have been playing with it for the better part of a day, here are my impressions so far…
Featured App: Parcel Tracker for WP7
Downloaded this app yesterday as I had three packages floating around out there and I have become tired of; searching for the shipping email notification in my inbox, copying the tracking number (on my PC that is), opening the appropriate shipping service website, pasting the tracking number and reviewing the results. Based on the reviews … Read more
Word Tangle Now Free For Windows Phone
Word Tangle is a Boggle type game (with some added features) that’s now available in a free flavor. Previously it was available only in a $.99 paid version and starting today there’s a free ad-based version for those interested. Here are the features: Try to get as many words possible within the time limit (that … Read more
EA Goes On Sale–Just $.99 For 70 iOS Titles
EA has a mega holiday sale going on for iOS and it’s over 70 title so get them while they’re cheap! Visit the App Store for the complete list of games on sale: iPhone/iPod touch, iPad
Mobility Digest Review: Cr-48 Chrome Notebook
So Google is currently testing this new OS called Chromium, and they decided to hand out a few free laptops to some lucky applicants to get feedback. I was very surprised to find one sitting on my doorstep yesterday. I’m not gonna lie – I was giggling like a school girl. Here is my early … Read more
HTC’s Website Makes It Official 7 Pro Joining the Union..European Union
Well the anticipated CDMA phone with the luscious keyboard that was due to grace Sprint’s network stateside has now been shown off in a GSM version. As an owner of the Touch Pro 2 I can attest to the awesomeness of the physical keyboard and that it is so awesome that it makes up for … Read more
LG Optimus 2X making it’s way to T-Mobile in March
A couple days ago I wrote about the LG Optimus 2X beast that has got a lot of attention because of the NVIDIA Tegra 2 Dual Core Processor that it will be coming with when released in Korea, Asia, and the Europe in the near future. No word was given on the US launch but … Read more
Dell Venue Android 2.2 Device going to Korea First
Dell is taking their Venue Pro Windows Phone device that was just (finally) released to US here a few days ago and will being making an Android flavor as well. The Dell Venue, an Android 2.2 device is set to be released in Korea later this month. Changing operating systems is not all you can … Read more
Skyfire waiting on Apple for the iPad
Most everyone knows that Steve Jobs and the Apple crew will not be sending Adobe, the makers of Flash Embedded Video a Christmas Card this year. Jobs has made comments that HTML5 is the preferred video format used in their devices regardless if 75% of the internet uses Flash or not. So where did that … Read more
Could They Make It Harder To Find New Windows Phone Apps?
As you know, we try to inform you of any new games/apps that hit the Marketplace that we think have a broad appeal. Obviously, this requires regularly checking the Marketplace to see what’s new and the more I do it, the more I find it frustrating. Simply put, the ‘glance and go’ memo didn’t make … Read more
WM Game Droplets Now Available For Windows Phones
You may recall when Droplets was available for Windows Mobile, followed by Droplets 2 and anyone who has played it knows it’s a sweet sweet logic game. Let me borrower liberally from myself: Droplets is a logic game for WM but really excels aesthetically while being a great challenge. You need to slide the bubbles … Read more
Herm Brings Snow Globes and Eggs to WP7
Herm’s Software is likely a household name to our followers by now since he’s produced countless apps for Windows Mobile and now has transitioned to Windows Phones. His latest two offerings are a customizable snow globe app and a classic game called Eggs (that was also a WM game). Let’s start with the snow globe … Read more