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I’m a big fan of Wordpress. I use it for most of my development these days. I’ve been very happy with the Wordpress iPhone app since it came out. Now, Android users can keep their Wordpress powered sites updated on the go as well. Version 1.0 has just been released and looks very much on [...]

The folks over at Google Android have something cool coming, courteously of my good friend and artist, Andrew Bell. Check out Andy’s Android mini collectibles series 01, on sale soon, as in later this month! I have a nice collection of Andy’s toys (and art) and I can tell you first hand they all [...]

I love the idea behind Laptop Friendly Cafes and it’s companion app ($.99). The site lists cafes that offer wifi, power and the staff is friendly towards mobile users. I’d like to see the site expand to other venues besides cafes because more and more places are popping up with WiFi and enough space to [...]

All The Apple Analysts Are Wrong About The iPad – It Is Revolutionary
I don’t think anyone will argue when I say: The iPhone was revolutionary. In a number of ways. For the first time, a phone maker set the terms of their deal with a carrier. Guess what, they did the same thing with the [...]

My goal here at Mobility Hacks is to talk about things that you can use today. But some products look cool enough to announce before they are available and the AirStash is one of them. This little device lets you use any SD card and share it wirelessly with most devices. Show people pictures from [...]

One of the benefits of living a mobile lifestyle is being able to work just about anywhere. While some things are still not as convenient as having your own space, we can still manage to have a pretty nice working setup on the go.
One of the biggest factors for me as a programmer is how [...]

I’ve been watching the event live via engadget today and I’m so happy to report that the iPad is real. I’ll update this post later with pics and the actual specs once we have them. And the date when we can all start camping.
Specs:

.5 inches thin
1.5 pounds
9.7 inch IPS display
Full capacitive multitouch (naturally)
Apple has [...]

This video on the Cool Touch Interface highlights the problems and, well, coolness of multitouch. Gesture based interfaces are the future and the Cool Touch looks like it has a firm grasp on just how that might look. I’m completely fascinated by this and would love to play around with a prototype. I love [...]

Aperion Audio has released a new device that allows you to play music from one computer and listen to it anywhere within range. This isn’t anything new, but it’s one of the smallest devices I’ve seen that does the job and also one of the least complicated. Bonus, it doesn’t run over wifi so it [...]

Google has releases a new web version of it’s voice app enabling iPhone and and Palm users make and receive calls. Previously, the Google Voice native app has had nothing but trouble from Apple and as the ware between the two companies heat up it seems Google has decided to go around Apple and offer [...]