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Last week we talked about XDA considering expanding their forums to include non HTC devices. I was all for the LG Expo, Omnia II and Toshiba TG01. You guys were a little more skeptical than I was (and wanted to put them on their own island). Well for those of you that wanted to open … Read more
I’ve been called a skeptic, an alarmist, and a doomsayer because the focus of most of my technology blogging is on the risks of and what’s wrong with technology. I realize that I may sound like a Luddite despite the fact that I’m actually an early adapter and readily admit that I couldn’t function in my work without the plethora of technology that is currently at our fingertips. I guess the reason I come across as such a downer at times is that I assume that we all know about the incredible benefits that technology has to offer us; it’s not worth repeating what we all know to be true. At the same time, I recognize that, with the rapid advancements in computer and communication technology in the last decade, we haven’t had to time consider how these developments will shape our individual and collective lives.
I don’t have a problem with technology. To the contrary, it can be a wonderful tool for progress and change. Technology is already changing our lives cognitively, emotionally, and behaviorally; psychologically, physically, and socially; politically, culturally, and environmentally. My goal is not to suggest that we should reject technology, but rather to ensure that we have control over it rather it controlling us. The ultimate objective of this dissection of technology is to make certain that we use it with perspective and forethought to enhance our lives instead of indifferently or reactively to damage our lives.
I certainly don’t have all the answers. But before we can find answers, we must first ask the right questions. That is what I want to do, to ask the questions that need to be asked in the hope that minds greater than my own will help provide the answers.
It was just hours ago that we mentioned that Yozgatg would be releasing a way to dual boot a device in Android and WM and it’s now live. The download is located here. In order to use this you need to have a device that has Android ported to it (a so called ‘XDAndroid’ port). … Read more
Wow Yozgatg has done some fancy work in the past but this has to lead to infamy. What is it? I wanted to have an app so we could easily boot into both WM & Android, and Gen.Y DualBOOT was the solution. This release is made for VGA devices, and supports both booting from Internal … Read more
Wow! I gotta say our forums are blessed with a lot of helpful contributors that go out of their way to help people. Earlier I wrote about norcal colby and his VGA Skull Candy Splash, and now we have jimski adding a HEAP of new tips and tweaks to our Complete List Of Tips & … Read more
I wanted to give a shout out to our forum contributor Norcal Colby for continuing to hook us up with some of his splash goodness. He says: “I love the aesthetic appeal of my new skull candy SKpro dj headphones. the sound quality is amazing. ive owned two previous pairs of skullcandy headphones (ink’d earbuds … Read more
One of my “must have” applications has always been eWallet from Ilium Software. eWallet helps you keep all your private information safe and secure and makes entering and backing up this information easy with their PC Desktop application that comes with eWallet 7.0. With this release, upgrading just got easier! For a single upgrade of … Read more
Looks like the first update of 2010 from Spb Software is their Wireless Monitor, gets new widget for MobileShell and support for WM6.5. SPB Wireless Monitor is a complete solution for measuring data traffic via all types of connections and calculating network usage costs according to your data plan. What’s new: Version 3.1 (Jan 26, … Read more
The title says it all doesn’t it? After years of asking my Buddy Doug Simmons (C’mon’ you had to ask, he’s the guy behind blownfuze.org) to jump over to our community, he finally gave in! Doug is one of the most knowledgeable people in all our Mobility Community. His contributions at blownfuze.org are tremendous and have helped thousands of people. There is a TON of great information and it all was collected and posted by him. Anyway, I have always thought that we should join together and continue to help our community and build awareness to the awesome capabilities our devices have. That was yesterday, today, he is part of Mobility Digest! I know some of you might be thinking that Doug has a “tell it how it is” approach to things and can be a little rough around the edges. Well, he is still going to tell it exactly like it is, but with just a few less colorful words. LOL So you can count on Doug’s humor, candidness, willingness to address any issue, and tell you exactly how he feels unrestrained. I am very excited to have my buddy Doug part of our website and I cannot wait to read his articles, reviews, editorials, and whatever else he feels like writing! Don’t tell him cause I don’t want him to get a big head, but I am also a fan! I am also hopeful that I can talk him into doing some podcasts with me. Maybe we could call it the D2 Mobility Digest Podcast? Lot’s of possibilities. In any case, please help me welcome the one, the only, Doug Simmons to Mobility Digest!
Oh wait, there’s more, I also asked Doug to write up a small bio on himself so I could introduce him. The result is a hilarious adventure in all his former exploits! Jump after the break to get to know the man behind blownfuze.org, Doug Simmons a little better!
A while back we showed you the new group text and email feature in 6.5.2. There were rumors floating around that MS was going to remove this from future releases as it was not a popular feature. In many of the recent ROMs the feature is missing. It turns out that MS did not remove … Read more
I just Hunting here on Marketplace and it looks like a nice version of a tower defense game for $3. Here is the description: Welcome to the wild Stone Age, this is a wild jungle time filled with uncivilized nationalities and wild animals. To protect homelands and food, everyone must be brave to fight with … Read more