HTC ChaCha

HTC has announced HTC ChaCha and HTC Salsa in this year’s Mobile World Congress. It’s interesting to note that there’s a dedicated Facebook button on each of these phones. HTC ChaCha is a touch-screen phone with a physical QWERTY keyboard while the HTC Salsa is a touch-screen phone. Both of these phones run on Android with HTC Sense.

Small Fry Netbook bag from Timbuk2

While this Small Fry Netbook bag from Timbuk2 was not really meant for an iPad, the iPad fits just right if you are not using the bulky iPad portfolio cases. The case that I’m using for this iPad is the one from Apple.

When Google Wave was announced, I was eager to try it out since I see its potential of a great collaboration tool. I gave out invites to friends who are interested to try it out. Anyway, Google will stop the developments of Google Wave as a standalone product. However, Google Wave will be still available until the year ends. Even if it Google Wave is still accessible, Google Wave will just die a slow death. Read more about this announcement from Google.

YouTube, a popular video-sharing website, has just increased its upload limit to 15 minutes for all users. Prior to this increase, YouTube’s upload limit was only 10 minutes.

With this, YouTube users around the world are asked to upload a 15-minute video and tag it with “yt15minutes”. The video should be uploaded on August 4, 2010 (Wednesday). Some of those videos will be featured on the homepage giving them their own 15 minutes of fame.

Plants vs. Zombies is an addicting game wherein your goal is to kill the zombies with plants and never let them enter your house. If ever the zombie reaches inside your house, the zombie will eat your brains. My nephews, as well as my siblings, have been playing PvZ in our desktop PC while I’ve been playing it on my iPhone since the first time I’ve heard of it.