Wacom tablets are very good for when you want to pen your thoughts onto your computer, and their most recent offering is the Bamboo Pen and Touch, which accepts multitouch.
I get the feeling that Wacom looked at the iPhone and iPod Touch and said: “hey, let’s give our customers some of that”. The Pen and Touch is about the end result, and it has some very lovely pen and touch features.
You can read my review here to find out more about it.
Have you ever wondered why Jesus tells that workers of the Vineyard story?
Read Matthew 20 and Exodus 11-12 and then the entry here.
I’ll start with something simple: John Lennon lives again on a new One Laptop Per Child ad.
Check out this iDroid Mini Browser, it is free this weekend, but $0.99 for the tabbed browsing iPhone app.
Here is some words that Steve Jobs supposedly spoke the other day at Apple “Town Hall” meeting.
Check out the ExoPC Slate. It could actually give the iPad a run for its money.
Anyone see the Grammy’s? Stephen Colbert pulled a really odd move as he read the nominees for Song of the Year.
You should check out the AirMouse. It’s straight out of Minority Report.
T-Mobile is offering a free replacement on trackballs for certain BlackBerry models.
Introducing VisualBoyAdvance, designed for running Game Boy games on the Palm Pre.
There is a Social Player iPhone app for free this weekend, but this music sharing app is worth buying.
Skout is an interesting app that has just come to the iPad with a brand-new feature.
It is good to see that most PMPs are getting HD video support, and this one Ainol V8000HDV can do 1280p playback support.
It has a 4.3 inch 800 x 480 screen, but it does have an HDMI output to play video on a larger screen. It has 16GB worth of storage, and supports formats like TS, MP4, AVI, MKV, MPG, PSP, DAT, WMV, VOB, ASF, RMVB, RM, MOV, M2V, QT, and M2A. It will cost about $142, but I don’t have any word about availability.
