Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 has finally gotten something neat. Ask Ziggy is an app in the Windows Store that is basically a form of Apple’s Siri. It can answer almost all questions you ask, while is also able to do the normal texting, emailing, social network updating stuff by using only your voice. More »

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When you’re barely there, well, you’re barely there, as Case-Mate tries to tell you with its iPad 2 Barely There Case. The Barely There Case comes in two different colors, black (pictured above) and pink, which allows for both guys and girls to use the color that they want (though, if you’re like me and don’t really hold an affinity for pink, then you would get the black and it would also make it less noticeable if you scratched or got it dirty). For me, I don’t truly like those thick bulky cases; they make the iPad 2 heavier than it should be and in case you didn’t know, the iPad 2 is supposed to be lightweight and easy to carry around. More »

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MOG is an app where you can get unlimited supply of mobile music downloads! By just subscribing to this app, you’ll be able to stream more than 10 million songs, get really good audio and even discover new songs that you might actually like. Although, the sad part is that once you subscribe you have to pay $10 every month, but its all worth it if you use it wisely! More »

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A team of developers has managed to jailbreak an Apple TV to make it run iOS apps, which is part of their Apple TV MobileX project. The video shows apps like Facebook, YouTube, Safari, as well as Maps running at 720p resolution. More »

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To me, Siri for the iPhone is absolutely revolutionary, but there are definitely some negatives associated with it. A 10 year-old boy out shopping in Tesco in Coventry, UK named Charlie Le Quesne was playing around with Siri and asked it, “How many people are there in the world?” What Siri replied with was rather obscene… More »

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The one-hour-long BBC documentary about Apple founder Steve Jobs has recently been uploaded on YouTube. The documentary, dubbed ‘Billion Dollar Hippy,’ includes interviews with Jobs’ Apple partner Steve Wozniak, ex-Apple CEO John Sculley, Apple mouse inventor Dean Hovey, and the famous Apple fanboy Stephen Fry from UK. More »

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Chomp is an app which helps you search for some pretty impressive apps found in the iTunes App Store. With the help of Chomp, you may now be more specific into saying if you want puzzle games, kid games, song related apps or anything you specifically want to search. Its also a way to discover some newly released apps, which you might actually like. More »

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Because he thought Google search results were not sufficient enough for people who are in need of some information when searching stuff, 16 year old Londoner, Nick D’Aloisio decided to invent an iPhone app called the Summly! Summly is an app that offers you a much simpler way to browse the search engine because it automatically summarizes results, web pages and news articles. More »

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As you may know iPhone/iPod docks takes many shapes and sizes. Well here’s a flying car one for you, although it only stays on the ground. More »

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A major price reduction for the Optomo Neo-i projector has arrived. Beforehand, it was as expensive as $450 when first released. However, that price has been decreased to as low as $219.99 and $5 for shipping. More »

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Apple’s thoughtful design of reducing transmission power when iPad is within 10mm of some sort of solid objects is all nice, but that means almost all cases available can reduce your device’s signal strength up to 75%. But thanks to Pong, the problem is fixed. More »

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Now that a whole new year is coming our a way a countdown is definitely a must have. With the Countdown to an Event app, you can now create an event where you can view as to how many days, hours, minutes and seconds left you’ll have on the certain event you’ve placed. You may also place in a background picture for your specific event. More »

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This review of the Case-Mate iPad 2 Tuxedo Case was submitted by guest writer Sora Kim. To submit your own reader story, email us: tips at ziggytek.com.

Don’t let Case-Mate’s iPad 2 Tuxedo Case name fool you. A black-tie event isn’t actually required for your iPad 2 use — it’s suitable for everyday life. Like a Tuxedo, the iPad 2 Tuxedo Case is black (but also available in brown) and a super slim portfolio-styled iPad 2 case. Its sleek design makes it a great option for those who use the iPad 2 in professional settings. As I tend to find myself in professional settings with my iPad 2, I decided to give the Case-Mate iPad 2 Tuxedo Case a try. More »

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As if we’re not hearing enough about the iPad 3 right now, TVC-Mall.com have spotted these replacement parts which could well belong to those of the third-generation Apple iPad. More »

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Nielsen has recently announced their best-of-2011 website ranks, with merely any surprises as popular websites such as Google, Facebook, and Youtube topping the lists they’re supposed to. More »

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