WP7 Consumer Experience

I was cruising the WP7 scene on XDA and came across this comment by Croak, who went from an Android phone to the HTC Surround, in the WP7 Tips and Tricks thread. I found it astonishing and want to run it by you: 1. Buy a Windows Phone 7 device on launch day 2. Discover … Read more

WP7 WiFi Bugs

According to everyone WP7 devices won’t connect to networks with hidden SSIDs (networks that don’t broadcast a name of the network, a commonly used security measure). The fix for that at the moment is showing your network. I wouldn’t call this a minor bug. On top of that, BGR is reporting that they’ve had enough … Read more

Neat Trick, Microsoft

I’ve spent the last five minutes trying to size up WP7’s launch success to get an idea of whether or not I’ll be getting my $50 from co-contributor / arch nemesis David K. Beyond anecdotal clues and some Twitter analysis, no one’s really sure, partly because in NYC and in San Francisco Microsoft decided to … Read more

Lots of Windows Phone Apps Go Live

Today a lot of apps that were ‘approved’ but not live in the market went live. There are too many to count (and it’s difficult since the ‘release date’ is the approval date, not the launch date). For XBox Need For Speed Undercover, Avatar Gadgets, Halo Waypoint, More Bran Exercise and Guitar Hero 5 were … Read more

Samsung UnFAILing

Good chance you heard plenty of hype over the course of the past few months hype some big crazy Samsung unveiling in New York City this evening which had revved up a lot of us, some speculating that they’d unleash the first Android 2.3 Gingerbread phone, maybe the Nexus Two, the Galaxy Tab perhaps… Nope. … Read more

In-Flight WiFi on the House Courtesy of Google

Google’s hooking up with Gogo, an in-flight ISP, to dish out free wifi on domestic flights for AirTran, Delta and Virgin from November 20th through January 2nd (PR). All three airlines are suiting up all of their planes for the task, more than seven hundred total expected to shuttle fifteen million passengers over the holiday … Read more

Mobility Digest Review: OtterBox Commuter Series For HTC HD2

Living here in the United States and being handcuffed to AT&T, I could not get the T-Mobile version of the HTC HD2, I had to pony up and get the Telstra version of the HTC HD2 (T9193) to be able to use 3G. At the time it was more than $800.00. So with a device … Read more