I’ve said before, some applications (more specifically, games) lend themselves more easily to a mobile platform such as Windows Phones. The trick for software developers is to create an immersive gaming experience without making the game difficult to use or compromising performance. Tower Defense from Color Stone does an admirable job of entertaining the user while still being perfectly playable.

Click on through for the full review.

Read the rest of this entry »

I am on the road a lot. As a result, I cannot tell you how many times I've wished I could download file from my office to my phone or check on some other data not available in the field.

If you think that it might be handy, or just cool, to access and remotely control your desktop or laptop from your Windows phone, then you might want to take a look at RDM+ version 3.7.6. With it, you not only can control your computer, you can manage your files, access and run any program, manage the processes and services ... heck, it could simply be used to see what is happening on it while you are away!

I have spent some time with this one on the road. So join us after the break and I'll give you the full scoop on how it works, how easy (or hard) it is to set up and use, and answer the nagging question "Is it worth the $39.95 price tag?"

Read the rest of this entry »

Read the rest of this entry »

I have three racing cars: a coupe, a sports car, and a formula race car. Fortunately I don't have to worry about fitting them all into my two-car garage. I just have to make sure there is enough memory on my Tilt.

The cars I'm talking about are the three you get to choose from when racing on GTS World Racing from Astraware, available now in the WMExperts Store.

How does edge-of-your-seat racing perform on your Windows Mobile device? I tried it on my Tilt and you can read my thoughts following the break!

Read the rest of this entry »