Angry Birds for Windows Phone 7

After a long wait, angrybird game now available for windows phone 7 with $ 2.99. It's also available internationally. To let users get a feel for the game before buying, developer Rovio is offering a free trial.
The Windows Phone 7 price on Angry Birds might surprise iPhone and Android handset owners. The game is currently available in Apple's App Store for just 99 cents. In the Android Market, users can download a free, ad-supported version of Angry Birds.
Angry Birds has taken a long road to get to Windows Phone 7. Rovio previously confirmed that Angry Birds was on its way to Microsoft’s new mobile platform in February. Rovio’s Peter Vesterbacka blamed the delay on Microsoft’s legal team. “Let’s just say, Microsoft has a lot of lawyers,” he said. Microsoft originally ruffled the Angry Birds’ teams feathers when they accidentally posted an image suggesting an Angry Birds Windows Phone 7 app was on the cards. Rovio originally said ”Microsoft put the Angry Birds icon on their site without our permission.” Microsoft responded to the tweet claiming the image was a mockup, not meant to go live and that the Angry Birds icon was included by mistake.
Click here to download Angry Birds for Windows Phone 7.

Feno Notebook

It would appear that there are many laptop hybrids going around like the Samsung Series 7, this is one is another hybrid or concept laptop known as “Feno” that shows a lot of promise.

The Feno is the design of Niels van Hoof, and it is interesting how it folds up like a tablet. Of course, it requires a flexible OLED screen in order to do it. Something tells me that our technology isn’t that good now, but flexible screens are clearly the future.

Other features include a pop-out mouse, which you can see on the right. I have seen other pictures that show an optical disc drive, but I don’t know how relevant that will be by the time this pamphlet computer becomes reality. Other pictures seem to show that it accepts DVDs or CDs.

The Feno certainly seem like it is ready to embrace a new era of portable PCs, and it if has a touchscreen, it could utterly change the market.

SkyView Apps for iOS

If you want to see the stars in the sky, you can use Apps SkyView for IOS. SkyView is unique because it blends the camera view with incredible 3D graphics of the sky objects to provide a really neat Augmented Reality (AR) view of your sky.SkyView helps you find planets, stars, constellations, and satellites.
SkyView also has a lot of features which include a search engine, of sorts. The user accesses an alphabetized list of celestial bodies, and the App lets the user know which of the stars, constellations, or satellites are above or below the horizon. The user also has the option of entering in a date and time, and the app will show you what the night sky looks like at that time.
You can purchase the SkyView App for about $0.99 at the iTunes Store.

Google Android For Businesses

Google has just announced some new updates for Android to make the operating system more prominent in the corporate environment. First up we have a new Device Policy app that allows employees to locate lost or stolen devices on a map, ring it in case it’s in the office, rest the device PIN or even wipe the device remotely via the new My Devices website. While this really helps private and confidential data from leaking out in the event of a stolen/misplaced phone it would be better if employees didn’t lose their phones in the first place. The second feature is the ability for users to encrypt all the data on their Honeycomb tablets. And the inclusion of Google Apps Lookup that makes it easy to find and contact people in your organization – something that a regular phone book can probably do if you had all the contacts yourself.

Guardly Mobile Personal Safety App

When it comes to mobile safety, there are many applications for that, depending on your definition of safety.
Guardly has recently come to the iOS, and it allows smartphone users in distress to alert, connect, and collaborate with people in their designated safety network and authorities, all with a single touch of the button. The purpose is to reduce the amount of time it takes to get help to you, from the people that you actually want it from. For example, you are not going to call the cops if you get a flat tire, but will probably text a few of your friends to see if they will help you.
After all, not all emergencies are true emergencies, but if you can also turn the situation in a serious 9-1-1 if you like. Some emergencies are real emergencies.
You can to get Guardly at the iTunes store now.

Keyboard Case for the iPad 2 From Logitech

Logitech has put out a lot of interesting keyboards in the past like the Wireless Solar Keyboard K750, Cordless Desktop MX 5500 Bluetooth Keyboard, and the Illuminated Keyboard. And now they came out with this Keyboard Case for the iPad 2.

It looks like this guy is able to sync with the iPad 2 via Bluetooth. Logitech’s specially designed for tablets deliver an added dose of protection, convenience and style. In order to look stylistically in sync with the iPad 2, the Logitech Keyboard Case is also made out of precision-cut aircraft-grade aluminum while boasting military-grade, high-density padding. You can still carry out your Face Time conversations without a hitch, and with a flexible, folding hinge, it is a snap to place your iPad 2 in either portrait or landscape mode. You can get it for a price of about $99.99.