Tech Without Wires

In the olden days of DOS and Word Star, I was a computer illiterate. Computer literate individuals are those I consider geeks and they seem to be always speaking Greek to me, each time they talk shop….

In what seems to be one of the first screenshots of Firefox Mobile running on Windows Mobile, Mozilla's upcoming competitor to Opera Mobile, Pocket IE, Skyfire and Mobile Safari, seems to be sha…

In a ComputerWorld article, VMWare, a leading provider of virtualization software, announces a version of its VMWare VirtualCenter management software for Linux and iPhone users. Previously a Window…

With over a thousand applications available on the Apple iPhone AppStore, there are only a handful apps that are on my iPhone 3G. Just to give you an idea, here are what my top iPhone apps are (in n…

One of the applications lacking on the OS X-powered iPhone is the Terminal.app. Yeah, I know it isn't a deal-breaker but for hard-core hackers out there, a console/terminal is indispensable. Eri…

WordPress is one of the popular open source blogging platform available in the market today. In fact, I am using it in my blogs and hoping that we can use it here, too. :) If you are like me, I'…

Google Mobile App is the first of the many *free* applications available for your iPhone/iPod Touch running the new iPhone 2.0 firmware that we will feature here. At first glance, you may think that i…

Well, speaking of jailbroken iPhones, it did not take long before the iPhone-hacking community released proof that a hack will soon be available to everyone.

Bootneuter 2.0 from iphonedev on Vimeo.

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This is the message that Vlingo is saying referring to their new Blackberry application. Vlingo provides Blackberry users with voice to text transcription that translate to web searches, commands, e…

Last Sunday (Saturday in the US), I viewed the Pacquiao-Diaz boxing bout on my Macbook Air, via Sling Player in Texas (I am in Manila, Philippines). Everyone knows that the Macbook Air's speaker…