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Get Color On Your HTC HD2 Volume Control

October 7, 2025June 3, 2010 by Doug Smith

If you have the HTC HD2 and want to spice it up with some more color, why not start with the Volume Control thanks to XDA Developers degake & hazzahex. They have put together a pallet of color options and styles for you to choose from. Check it out: I went green with mine but … Read more

World Cup 2010 WM App Available

May 27, 2010 by David K

For those of you into soccer (futbol – whatev) you have a few options to track the World Cup. Of course, drinking heavily and never leaving pubs. That’s great if your lifestyle affords it. Otherwise you need to use websites to get your info…unless you’re willing to part with $3 to have a decent app. … Read more

Steve Ballmer Takes Charge Of Struggling Windows Mobile Division

October 7, 2025May 25, 2010 by Doug Smith

After the shakeup at Microsoft today saw the departure of two long time Senior Managers in the Entertainment and Devices Division, will Steve Ballmer be able to resurrect the failing Mobile Device Division? Robbie Bach, who was the President of the Division for the last 5 years will hand over the reigns to Steve Ballmer … Read more

PAC-MAN Turns 30! Play It On Your Device For $6.99*

April 7, 2016May 21, 2010 by Doug Smith

If you have been online today you have probably noticed that Google has been using the PAC-MAN 30 year anniversary as their image. I can hear the groans of all the people like me wondering how old that makes them because they remember when it came out in the arcade! Okay, group moan now! Uggggghhhhh! … Read more

Bing For WM Now Has Voice Turn-By-Turn Directions!

October 7, 2025May 11, 2010 by David K

Wow this came from nowhere. Go ahead and update Bing and guess what? Turn by turn navigation for driving (or walking). It reads out street names and guides you just like you’d expect. I’ve gotten to the point of entering a location and it prompting me to start…but I’m in an office so I haven’t … Read more

HTC Is Only 5% Of The Market?

April 7, 2016May 10, 2010 by David K

Jut think about this. A lot of us are in the HTC boat – whether we’re using an Android or Windows Mobile device. And we probably all think of them as a big player. That’s just not the case. They’re a mere 5.1% of the smart phone market (presumably even less if you factor in … Read more

It’s not about where Android is, it’s about where it’s going…

May 29, 2013May 7, 2010 by Matt Anderson

So David and Doug have been back and forth about this whole Android/WinMo thing, and it has mostly centered around Apps. We can debate about the quality of Android apps and the archaiety of WinMo apps forever as there is plenty of ammunition around to make the US nuclear stockpile look like firecrackers. However, one specific trend sticks out in my mind that spells D-O-O-M for Android if they’re not careful. Microsoft stumbled on the same problems and are now facing a major overhaul.

Engadget is pissing me off all over the place.

October 7, 2025April 26, 2010 by Matt Anderson

I read a lot of news. I read an abnormal amount of mobile phone news specifically. Kind of how I started writing here in the first place. Everyone who reads news online usually has a handful of sites they use for reliable and up to date news. My morning reportoire includes MobilityDigest.com, WMPoweruser, and Engadget. Engadget is by far the largest of these sites (backed and owned by AOL/Time Warner) so they typically have the biggest news leaks out of the three. I usually follow their Mobile World Congess coverage and other major press events. None of this bothers me. What does bother me is the enormous ground-dragging brass balls those guys must have to present themselves as a total mobile news source with this kind of obvious app prejudice.