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  1. Leaked: Nokia’s Android Smartphone

    Babbzzz · Gadgets, Microsoft, Mobile

    Guess who’s joining into the Android Club? Yes, Nokia has finally realized that Windows alone cannot save the face of Nokias fortune. This has been rumored around for quite a while now, but recent image leaks show that this just might be true. Nokia might just bring out…

  2. Windows Phone 8—The Last Piece of the Puzzle?

    Blair Briggs · Hardware, Mobile

    Yesterday Microsoft unveiled he Windows Phone 8 to developers. It looks a lot like Windows Phone 7, but looks can be deceiving. It’s much more than an incremental update. Pull back the new home page tiles, peek under the bigger, shaper screens, look past the new multi-core CPUs…

  3. Unexpected Success of 4S Kills Siri on the “New iPad”

    Blair Briggs · Apple, Mobile

    It’s not called the iPad 3, or the iPad HD. Simply the “new iPad”. While we could get into another discussion about this solidifying Apple’s intention as a “post PC” company, it also illustrates the complexity of today’s cloud based infrastructure. The new iPad runs on…

  4. Phone Stacking Meal Game–Dinner 1.0

    Blair Briggs · Gaming, Mobile

    You know that guy, maybe you are that guy. At dinner with friends, even a romantic dinner always checking your smart phone. AT&T even portrayed ‘him’ in a recent commercial: Too much face time with his phone during a romantic dinner. On a recent episode of The Office, Ryan…

  5. Is your smartphone faster than a Windows Phone?

    Blair Briggs · Microsoft, Mobile · 1 comment

    Windows Phone $100 Challenge 7 Just like with PCs, it’s easy to get hung up on a phone’s technical specifications. How many cores does it have? How fast is the processor? Is it the latest and greatest from your provider? Lost in all the technical details is the phone’s speed in…

  6. 2011: Malware Targets Your Friends, Your Pocket, and Your Apple

    Blair Briggs · Apple, Mobile, Security, Social Media · 2 comments

    McAfee recently released it’s threat predictions for 2011 (PDF). Among the forecast for 2011: Social Media including Facebook, Twitter and instant messaging will distribute more malware than email. Related are short URL service abuses, and personalized attacks that appear to…