Tweetsville vs. Twittelator

vs. Yesterday the twitter community and a few other main stream blogs were a buzz about a brand new twitter iPhone application called Tweetsville. Tweetsville is apart of the Tapulous family of iPhone applications and packs some awesome features such as built in search.twitter.com trends, search and the ability to show 200 tweets [...]

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Tethering for the iPhone

Today brought a new wave of expectations for current iPhone users. AT&T Mobility chief Ralph de la Vega confirmed that iPhone 3G users will “soon” be able to use the phone as a wireless modem - some reportedly say 2009. I have been contemplating purchasing an iPhone for over a year now. After I read [...]

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Is Apple out of touch with society?

By now you’ve probably heard about the new MacBook and MackBook Pro refresh from Apple. This week Apple had a press event at its Cupertino headquarters at which they launched some newly designed laptops. Laptops are a booming segment boosted by the need for more mobility and ‘always on’ wireless connectivity. However, another category called [...]

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Google enters the Browser Market

Today Google released Chrome, their much anticipated open source web browser intended to help drive innovation on the web. As the web continues to move away from web simple text and images, and into the more rich interactive applications that now drive the majority of our computing experiences, Google has completely reworked the architecture of the browsers of the [...]

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Consumption or Creation? Forget buying the 3G iPhone, create Apps instead

As many of you may be inundated and overwhelmed with current iPhone 3G coverage, I promise not to bore you with more of the same. Instead of wondering if you should buy the new 3G iPhone I’d much rather focus on the “purple cow” in the room that many people aren’t discussing. That being the [...]

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