If you’re an IT guy and charged with mobility then check out Mobile Fever. It’s a new site all about mobility in the enterprise. It talks about deployment

Just a short while ago we posted on Droppy Pop for Silverlight/WP7 where the ‘physics’ were noted. For those who don’t know, we’re talking about the fact that

I was reading ESPN today and I came across a news headline that said, “Padre makes right call — appendicitis via iPhone” and I thought to myself, “What

One of the niceties of WP7 is that it relies on Silverlight. The same Silverlight that we can use on our PC’s and is found in websites. So

Just Another Mobile Monday has continued their developer interview series and this time they’ve been chatting with Yuri Selukoff who’s part of the team behind Good.iWare whose flagship

It’s believed that WP7 will launch with some form of voice recognition. it’s been shown in videos if you press and hold the ‘search’ button but there’s no

The Apple iPad may be “Magical” to some but Intel is betting that some extra horsepower will be all the rage for others in the very near future.

Here is an interesting drawing/ photo editing app that showed up at XDA-Developers thanks to menos. Some of the current feature of the app are: * Drawing –

MS has just set Office Mobile 2010 live for free on Marketplace for those of you with 6.5 provided you already have a license to Office – presumably

Carbonite, a leading provider of online backup, today introduced a new mobile application for BlackBerry Smartphone users that provides access to their backed up files anywhere, anytime directly