ATT Wireless now offers its own Android type phone, the Motorola Backflip (TM). It runs the basic Android operating system, folds backwards to provide a touch-screen display and a separate touch-screen keyboard, and has a touchpad on the BACK of the touch-screen display. See the full article at for a video demo and further details.

Apple has made 20 patent infringement claims against Taiwan-based HTC, maker of the Android phone Nexus One and the Droid Eris. While this hasn’t yet made these phones unavailable, it has put a cloud over HTC and its products for now. What’s likely to happen next andhow is this likely to end? See the full article at http://physicianentrepreneur.com/?p=692

If you think your computer may have a virus or just need a second opinion, you can use one of the free online virus scanning and removal tools offered by the major antivirus software companies. I’ve compiled a list of some of the more reputable free online virus scanning and removal tools, with links to each of them. See the full article at http://physicianentrepreneur.com/?p=687

We’ve seen the new iPad, and you’ve seen laptops and other alternatives to the traditional desktop computer. Outside of science fiction, you’ve probably never seen a computer that can literally be rolled up and tucked under your arm. Fasten your seat belt and take a ride into the future, with some real-world applications of this technology (see the full article and video at: http://physicianentrepreneur.com/?p=667 )

Apple just launched the iPad, an aptly-named pad-sized touchscreen personal computer-like device. Here’s a video demo of the device, and a brief summary of some of the things it is and is not:

Sometimes hands free is not enough. Here is a way to update your smart phone so that you can control it with your voice and dictate messages and commands:

A Hallmark Postcard virus warning email has been going around the Internet – What’s real and what’s rumor? See the full article at PhysicianEntrepreneur.com

Sometimes Google isn’t enough to find what you are looking for on the Internet. Here’s a free tool you can add as a plugin to your web browser to return results from Google, and add results from Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Amazon, and eBay. See the full article at PhysicianEntrepreneur.com for details, including a demo video and how to download the plugin.

It’s hard to view most web sites on your phone (other than PhysicianEntrepreneur.com and MDinfoNews.com !), but Google has made some improvements on its news site to make it easier to view google news — see the full article at PhysicianEntrepreneur.com for details.

Blackberry desktop software lets you back up the data from your Blackberry and add, remove, and update the software on your Blackberry, and control everything from your laptop or desktop computer. Now you can do this from your Mac as well as your PC and it’s a no-charge download from a special page on the manufacturer’s web site. See the full article at PhysicianEntrepreneur.com for details, including initial test-drive results.