Free stuff!!! That’s what you get by simply leaving a comment below. In one week’s time, I’ll go through the comments and pick someone at random to get the pair of V-Moda Remix Remote headphones that we reviewed a couple of days ago. If you’re wanting to try these out but not feelin’ the $100 price tag, now’s your chance! Remember: You have one week to enter simply by leaving a comment below!. Happy commenting! Update 9:30pm...

If you’ve got yourself an HTC-branded device in your possession, today is a good day. HTCsense.com is now live! What does that mean for you? Free access to extremely handy services like remote track & wipe, online caches of messages that you can read/write/delete, send links and content from the computer to your phone, as well as several other nifty things. Sounds all good, right? Well, it’s not all rosey just yet. As of writing, the only supported...

RIM isn’t the only game in town gunning for the consumers’ dollar. While their BlackBerry Protect (Enterprise for the consumer) suite is promising all of the great enterprise features that signify BlackBerry for all consumers, Microsoft has something of their own to dish out — a Windows Phone Live website. Much like RIM’s offering, Windows Phone Live online will allow customers to sync just about any type of data you can think of, be it notes,...

Back in 2004, it made sense that BlackBerry enterprise users received the best of the best support, apps, innovation on the BB platform, and so on. In 2010 however, an enterprise only smartphone that flirts with consumers everyday won’t cut it. For several years now, non-enterprise users have been asking begging RIM for some more consumer oriented features that mimic the enterprise market’s already robust feature set. Finally, RIM has answered —...

One of the big things about Chrome OS is that it is entirely web-based. It’s a novel idea that is certainly a minority in the traditional PC market. While world travelers and mobile hipsters may find the Chrome OS everything they needed and nothing more, I’ve seen some chatter that power users may feel that Chrome OS as it’s been shown so far, is a tad limiting. But there may be hope. According to a Google employee, Gary Ka?mar?ík, native desktop...