We previously told you how Santa has his Google Voice number in which your (your kids) can call in and leave a message and now it looks like the big guy has also gotten bit by the video bug. The latest offering includes the ability to create and send a personalized cartoon video message. Bottom more »

It seems that Santa is once again taking advantage of his Google Voice number, except unlike last year when he was calling out to the kids — this year he is asking for incoming calls. That little bit aside, the number remains the same — 855-34-SANTA. And for those who prefer the breakdown without the more »

Amazon has created an easy way for kids to create wishlists for Santa, assuming you have an iPad or Kindle Fire. The app is called Amazon Santa, and it’s a visual way for kids to create lists for Santa. For the kids the app shows a selections of over 500,000 kid-friendly toys, games, movies, video more »

Tis the season for holiday cheer, and also lots of cheesy holiday commercials, one of which happens to be Galaxy Tab related and coming from Samsung. And while many tend to avoid commercials on the television, we still somehow like to watch a few on the Internet. I guess its a control thing, anyway, this more »

It seems Santa is coming out with his phone connections this year. First we learned that he was on Vonage and had a number where customers could call in and now it is Google Voice. Yup, it seems Santa is using Google Voice and his number is 855-34-Santa. Or for those who prefer to dial more »

Vonage has begun offering free calls to Santa (for their customers). Those looking to make the call can do so by dialing 1-700-CALL-SANTA (1-700-225-5726) from their Vonage line at which time they will hear a greeting from Santa so the children can leave a message with their wish list. The nice part here is that more »

I’m not sure about you, but when I was younger, I was always curious as to how Santa Claus could actually get around the world. It blew my mind that he could possibly circle the globe in a single day. Where he was at any given time would have kept me quite entertained as a child. Heck, it still might now. Apparently, I’m not the only one who would find that interesting, as that’s exactly what NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command) has been doing for the past 50 years.