The reviews are in and frankly, I am a bit confused. The Samsung Tab is the first real tablet that has a legitimate shot to compete with the iPad since Apple launched the device back in April. Since then, tablets have become the darling of the tech press and we even saw Mr. Mossberg recommending more »

In today’s Wall Street Journal in an article titled, “A Fall Guide: How to Pick Your Next Computer” the venerable Walt Mossberg suggests a few machines worth considering. The only item bolded and the first recommendation is Apple’s iPad tablet computer. Could the iPad take a bigger bit out of computer sales than just netbooks? more »

With yesterdays ban on talking about reviews lifted, Windows Phone 7 was exposed. The news? No one is championing this OS? A quick look around the net finds these unvarnished opinions: -”Quite honestly, I doubt if any current iPhone or Android owners will switch to Windows Phone 7″ – Todd Ogasawara, Think Mobile -” I more »

Yesterday, two tech greats chimed in on reviews of the Droid. Both Walter Mossberg of the Wall Street Journal and David Pogue of the New York Times reviewed the phone and both came away with an overall positive overview. Neither reviewer could stay away from constant iPhone comparisons. Mossberg’s review Mossberg reviewed the Droid and more »

On the edge. As the world eagerly awaits the release/announcement of the worlds hottest new phones, we are all on edge. That curious desire to camp out at a phone store overnight suddenly seems realistic yet for a Palm? This is Palm for goodness sake! This week sees the Wall Street Journal play bloggers like more »

Walt Mossberg of The Wall Street Journal recently cause a commotion when he let some info loose about the possibility of a 3G Apple iPhone in June. And as he was doing this in a public press conference, it’s easy to see why everybody in the Web took his word so seriously (and didn’t even more »

As a fan of the Eee PC I have to say that I was a little disappointed to see this review from Walt Mossberg. I tend more often to agree with his reviews, however in this case I cannot fully agree, nor disagree with the comments that he made. While the points that he made are valid, I think the Eee is great for its intended market.

An example is the keyboard is “cramped, but workable.” I cannot disagree, the keyboard seems very small at first, especially when compared to a full size desktop style keyboard and for a while makes typing very difficult, but the Eee is not really a primary use machine and the small form factor is what draws many to purchase one.