Nobody has been able to define a Tablet PC better than Bill Gates when he says that this devices are an evolution of Laptops. There who have used a Tablet PC never will go back to use a laptop....

On Monday, VirtuaMouse One-hand was released. This is a 3rd party app that enables a virtual mouse on any WM 2003+ device that has a D-Pad. This is very similar to what you see on the Omnia or the...

There has been a lot of bloggage of late about Nvidia’s new Ion chipset souping up Intel’s Atom processor with powerful graphics capabilities, or at least more powerful then the Atom currently can manage. This proposed pairing has raised...

PC World has done some battery testing and it looks like the 3g iPhone edged out the Samsung Instinct by a narrow margin. The test looks fairly complete, but...

Apple Insider is running an article this morning, calling out Verizon for misrepresenting AT&T’s data coverage in their “There’s a map for that” ad campaign. Verizon’s ads clearly compare, their 3g coverage  to AT&T’s 3g coverage, but...

It seems that every mobile device vendor creating their own App Store just isn’t enough…now apparently they are all going to be creating their own open source Operating Systems as well. I had hoped that companies would be content taking the route...

As promised by Amazon, their Kindle Ebook buying and reading software has finally been released for Windows. The application was originally demoed two weeks ago but is now available as a free download at www.amazon.com/KindleforPC. Kindle for PC is...

For the last year or so I have had a Motorola Moto-Q 9c Smartphone (Verizon).� For a Windows Mobile Standard device, a darn good phone.� It did take me 3 of them at the beginning to get one that didn’t have a sticky key or something but that’s...

John Herrman at Gizmodo has released an overview of the HTC HD2. Needless to say he loved the hardware, but deeply hated the Windows Mobile software, even obscured as it is by HTC’s Sense GUI. Despite the fact that to a great degree the review is...