Coming soon....

Coming home in Nov 2010 - two great gadgets!

Kinect for Xbox 360

Windows Phone 7

July 4th weekend 2010

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The inevitable has happened

Loved this comment on Engadget:

Heeeeeeere comes the new 1984! No more black, no more buttons (not even on your mouse!), no more build-your-own computer horsecrap, sharp steel edges for all wrists, form over function, SWAT teams at your door if you get ahold of a new prototype, flash is dead and gone, only one company produces all technology hardware, you HAVE to use iTunes (perhaps the scariest of all!), no user-replaceable batteries, no user-removable storage cards, no netbooks, and turtle-neck sweaters are deemed cool and stylish.

HTC HD2

To buy or not to buy... that is the question...

Bing Maps

Watch this excellent video from TED 2010.



I was just exploring the new features in Bing maps. This one is interesting ;) You can easily create these destination maps and print them on your party invites etc...

CES 2010 - Slates and 3D TVs

Almost every major OEM introduced a slate computer in CES 2010 and every TV maker introduced a HDTV. When I read the news about all the new HDTVs I was wondering if people would be willing to wear some stupid glass to watch 3D programming. I was also wondering about the usefulness of a slate PC - its too big to be carried in the pockets and too uncomfortable for heavy use (no physical keyboard!). I came across this comment in engadget that summed up my thoughts perfectly.

Will people trade in their phone for something too big for their pockets? No

Will people start carrying two devices? No

Will people buy a slate that does everything your smartphone does, only with a screen that's somewhat larger? No

Will people buy a slatedevice because Steve Jobs says it's "amazing" twentyfour times on january 27th? Probably yes.

Now, let's wait for the 27th... 15 days to go ;)