The easiest way to develop for Windows Phone 7 is with the familiar Microsoft Silverlight platform. In this video, see how Windows Phone supports Silverlight and how you can use XAML and .NET to build a simple Silverlight-based Windows Phone application.

I left AT&T a few months ago because I couldnt deal with dropped calls and all that. I am also one of the few people who left an Apple Iphone to go to an Android phone.How’s that worked out you ask?

I am sick and tired of this Iphone 4G story but it keeps getting stranger and stranger…

Ok, now it’s getting ridiculous. First there was an article saying that a development version of the Apple Iphone 4g was found in a bar in San Jose. A bar in San Jose…really? The picture below is (obviously) from Engadget and thats the Iphone 4G device they are claiming was found.. Anyone who has actually [...]

The following video is from the Wall Street Journal. The Digits panel discusses what the end of AT&T’s exclusive contract to sell iPhones in the U.S. will mean for the phone giant. Plus, how Apple’s iPad is prompting software developers to make applications for its App Store rather than for other rivals; and WSJ’s Lee [...]

So this is getting out of control.
The blogosphere is buzzing about the next version of the Apple Iphone coming this year.
There have been so many different rumors and variations, I decided to lay out all the stories I have heard

As someone who has owned (and returned) an Ipad, I can testify that the virtual keyboard is pretty awesome. The keys are spaced very generously and intuitively and make it really easy to type memos, notes and email replies.

I like to graze for videos on Youtube and saw an interesting concept video from Gizmodo showing the upcoming Microsoft Courier Tablet.

The Google Tablet device, according to the New York Times, will be “an e-reader that would function like a computer.”

So close is it that Eric Schmidt, CEO at Google, was describing it to friends at “a recent party in Los Angeles.”

That’s really startling considering that the Ipad was just launched a few days ago…

Microsoft debuted two KIN devices today, simply called KIN One and KIN Two, both made by Sharp. One is a square-shaped touchscreen QWERTY slider with a 5 megapixel video camera and 4 GB of non-exapandable memory. Two is a more traditional landscape (480×320) touchscreen slider with an 8 megapixel camera capable of 720p video, and [...]

Apple recently released the details of it’s upcoming iphone update OS 4. As many expected, iPhone OS 4 will bring multitasking to the table, a much needed feature if Apple is to keep its mobile OS relevant. App developers will have access to seven new multitasking services, including background audio and VoIP. This means apps [...]

Cool article on ZDNet about a new piece of software called Desktop Connect that allows you to control your Windows 7 PC remotely from your Ipad. It costs $11.99 “an introductory price” to download it to your iPad. It uses RDP natively, but can also work with VNC servers. According to ZDNet, the documentation the [...]

A version of Vonage Mobile has been released for smartphones that run Google’s Android OS and have service through AT&T or T-Mobile. This allows users to make phone calls over a Wi-Fi connection and not use their voice minutes. This service offers outbound international calling over Wi-Fi and cellular networks as well as domestic calls [...]