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If you had a choice between ice cream and vegetables, most people would pick the ice cream for all of its sugary goodness. Well, that is exactly what you are required to do in Scoops. You start off with an empty waffle cone. Ice cream and vegetables start falling from the sky, and you need to catch the ice cream in the cone by tilting your device left and right to move the cone accordingly. Ice cream good, vegetables bad. You start with three stars, and if you are unlucky enough to catch a vegetable, it takes a star away. When you are down to zero, the game is over.

I thought Bejeweled had the market cornered on puzzle-solving games. I was wrong. MyM Link Up is actually better than Bejeweled.

Here’s why…

If you were one of the first to plunk down $1800 for Apple’s newest notebook – the MacBook Air – today is your lucky day. They have started to ship from Apple’s factories as of last night, and are scheduled to arrive on Friday for some customers. The NY Times, WSJ, USA Today, and Newsweek tech columnists have already been fortunate to have had their hands on the MacBook Air for a couple weeks now, and have published their reviews.

With technology gurus Walt Mossberg and David Pogue receiving their iPhones almost two weeks ago, they have had plenty of time to spend with the device. Today, the NDAs on all journalists who have been given eternal life an iPhone have been lifted, so reviews are beginning to pop up. At the moment, only the more »