Microsoft’s Bing now has a mobile counterpart. Users can now experience simple functionality of a mobile search lite similar to bing which is optimized for smart phones. The interface looks really neat and is definitely perfect for small and big fingers for smart browsing. You can set up the search settings options for safe searching to easily filter sexually explicit text and images.

For some reasons the only devices that work with it are the iPhone/iPod Touch, T-Mobile G1, Samsung Omnia, Verizon Imagio and the Zune Hd. Support for other phones is still not available but are now in the process for porting in other devices. Take note that touch interface is only available to users in U.S.

If  iPhone is for smartphones, Mac Book is for laptops, iPod is for Music, then what is for TV? Sony Bravia? nahhh!!!! it’s FLO TV. The suggested retail price is around $250 yet this is still not final, anyway you can sign up for preorders on FLOTV.com. FLO TV is the TV that goes where you go in other words it’s walking entertainment.  Now you can view you favorite news,live telecasts,sports show and you won’t get pissed by your kid to hurry up cause she’ll be missing Dora’s adventure. The only thing that you’ll be needing is the right file loaded to the device and leave the work to technical support to configure what channel you want to have.

FLO TV Personal Television subscription service starts as low as the equivalent of $9 per month. The device is super sleek with a 3.5-inch diagonal screen and measures 4.4 inches by 3 inches by .5 inches and weighs just over 5 ounces. Its battery life is not that long lasting which can only last for about 5 hours viewing. Anyway it’s the experience that counts and the pleasure of not missing your daily doze of chosen program a $250 price value is not bad at all.