What I've Found Buzzed in Tech this Week

Most important of everything is the Big Giant is after Flickr, to in terms of ownership but on its footprints. They already released Windows Live Photo Gallery which I personally like it but today after reading TechCrunch it seems Ballmer needs a piece of that cake, even after saying they (Microsoft) had dominated the net.

I have a Sony Ericsson w810i and I really had fun so far, however after the fever of the iPhone I am still holding for any of those two babes: the w960i, the SO905iCS or the Voyager. The second one released only for Nipponese and the other two still awaiting to be put in the market. I don't think none of these cell phones might be comparable with the 'Invent of the Year' as Times Magazine nominated the iPhone but marketers of Verizon had said the LG Voyager comes to fight Apple consumers.

We don't concentrate paying much attention to what's going on in the mobile business but certainly this week jkOntheRun got a great round up: Nokia is working on tactile feedback for touchscreens that promises to shake the tech world up. The Open Handset Alliance is all over the place with Google getting everyone excited about the new handset platform Android and, Apple tablet rumors emerge once again!

Finally, three application you might want to try. After checking out our Ma.gnolia subscriptions what we've caught is Mobile 9 offering free downloads such as wallpapers, ringtone and screensavers for you cell phone. The second one is the Buzziest Pics in the net and, Bookr, a good way to create a photobook using your Flickr uploaded images.