There was one group of speakers at CIW’s Tech & Web MegaTalk that stood out a bit. They weren’t media moguls, or designers, or founders of the next mobile marketplace. But within two minutes of starting their speech, the soft-spoken and seemingly unknown speakers had the audience on the edge of their seats and their
i had a great time this past friday at the windows phone workplayland at the navy pier winter wonderfest. i was joined by some other great microsoft folks including adam hecktman (pictured above telling all about one of the new windows phones available), chris bernard, and some great folks from the product group.
on a recent plane ride, i read an article on how the mid (mobile internet device) market is dead. now if someone would just tell michael arrington. don’t get me wrong, i was one of the few owners of those cute little oqo devices and did use it pretty often. the problem with what mr.
only a pc can get away saying “touch me” in public. the hp touchsmart is a great machine especially when taking advantage of windows 7 multitouch features. this one at midway is still running vista but will definitely welcome the upgrade to windows 7.
i know that netbooks are all the buzz lately, but i still don’t get it. i had played with one for a day thinking that this might be an inexpensive was to travel lightly. i guess i am just not into small and underpowered (i almost made a reference to a certain comment often used
i was just checking out a couple blog engines and ran into the guy that designed htc touch flo. wtf? dave brinda is awesome!
i have been trying for two days to get my macbook air boot camp updated with no success. apple released the boot camp update 2.1 for windows xp and vista users (xp users need to install the boot camp update before updating to service pack 3). the problem is that the update fails miserably on
with all this talk about buying up yahoo!, all i hope is the team that is building yahoo! go finishes the 3.0 beta for windows mobile very soon. if you have not used yahoo! go on your smartphone, you are really missing out, especially if you subscribe to yahoo! services like flickr. yahoo! go is
