Haven’t you ever wondered why you can’t completely control your mobile phone or other mobile device while it’s connected to your computer? I’ve always thought I should be able to open a window on my computer and see the screen of my mobile phone as it appears on my device.

I’ve always wanted to be able to open a window and use my mouse to act as the stylus pointer on my device. I’ve wanted to somehow open up my phone and make a phone call from my phone and hear the call through my speakers and microphone. Having a Logitech …read more

Let me just jump right out and say it. When it comes to most computer related technology devices, size doesn’t really matter to me. I think smaller is cool and impressive with just how much they can fit into a small package, but I don’t have to continually change devices to keep getting smaller.

One of the things that I’m regularly experiencing is that I get teased about the size of my phone. I have been using a PPC-6700 with Sprint for the last three years or so now. I have credit to get a new phone and have no real …read more

Screen savers on your computer used to be more popular and important than they are now. I remember when the flying Toasters were the coolest screen savers. Then I’ve seen the Matrix falling icons screen saver and a variety of others.

Sprint has released a new screen saver for their Now network that takes advantage of our quest for information and data. You can pull in your favorite sources of information you want to know about and see them presented on your screen when you’re not busy working. The service also pulls in data from many of the most popular …read more

On April 30th, 13,500 people came together in Trafalgar Square in London for the T-Mobile sing-a-long event. This event was part of T-Mobile’s “Life is for Sharing” campaign. Here you can view the full extended four minute version of the ad, which aired this evening on Britain’s Got Talent.

The Sing-a-long Flash Mob event was T-Mobile’s second “Life is for Sharing” project, following on from the immensely successful T-Mobile Dance, held in Liverpool Street Station in January. If you somehow missed the Liverpool event, you can watch it below as well.

I may be a weird one when it comes to my cell phone etiquette but here it goes.
Just because my phone rings doesn’t mean I’m going to answer it.
This could normally be because of two things:

I don’t have time to talk to you right now
I don’t recognize your number

In either of those events the expected outcome is for you to leave me a message letting me know what you needed and I’ll call you back if I need to follow-up with you.
If I don’t recognize your number I really expect you to leave a message. However, what would …read more