zCover ships iSAglove 3G cases for iPhone

zCover on Friday announced that it is shipping its iSAglove 3G cover for the iPhone. It costs $29.99 and joins zCover’s line of iPhone accessories.

The iSAglove is a silicone cover for the iPhone that comes in black, grey and ice clear. It features reinforced corners to support a natural hand position in horizontal mode along with a reinforced layer of silicone that works as a “crash cushion” if the iPhone is dropped or falls.

Google Android not as open as we think?

Google vowed that its Linux-based Android mobile platform would empower enthusiasts and amateur developers, but today we have seen compelling evidence that this is an empty promise. Third-party Android application developers, who have grown increasingly frustrated with the lack of SDK updates, were shocked to discover that Google has been secretly making new versions of the Android SDK available to the Android Developer Challenge (ADC) finalists under non-disclosure agreements.

This was revealed yesterday when Google employee David McLaughlin accidentally sent notification of a new SDK release to a public Android mailing list. The message, which was intended only for ADC Round two entrants, says that SDK build 84853 is available through the private ADC download site. McLaughlin later apologized for mistakenly sending the message to the wrong list. ADC Round two participants have confirmed that they have access to updated SDK builds but declined to provide further details because they are bound by non-disclosure agreements. We have contacted Google and asked for additional details, but we have not yet received a response.

Which Phone has the Sharpest Display?

The Pixel Per Inch measurement, or PPI for short, is a measure of screen clarity. The higher the value, the more pixels that can be found in one square inch of a screen, and the clearer and sharper the picture. Check out Wikipedia to see how this value is computed.

SpaceTime 3.0 for Windows Mobile

SpaceTime 3.0 is created by SpaceTime Mathematics and is the most powerful cross-platform mathematics software ever developed for computers and mobile devices.  Being a computer engineer, I find this program be quite useful.  When I don’t have my trusty TI or HP calculator handy, I just run this program on my Windows Mobile device.  It definitely does about everything my TI-89 or HP-50g can do.  It has a nice and easy to code programming language.  Anyone that needs a nice powerful calculator on the go, I definitely recommend this application.

Pocket Informant for the iPhone!

Well Alex at WebIS is doing it again and releasing a version of Pocket Informant for the iPhone.  I love Pocket Informant for my Windows Mobile device and can’t wait to see what the iPhone version has to offer.

Pocket Informant for the iPhone is not currently available. We are working heavily on it and plan to have it released in the second half of this year. The information below is based on the current internal alpha of Pocket Informant as well as our scheduled plans for it. There is no beta or version that we can provide for you at this time