Last year for Back to School, we told you about Schoolhouse, a very neat homework/grade manager.  This year, we found a new program called myHomework, which even has a mobile version for iPhone/iPod touch.  Now you can even manage your homework away from your computer.

Back in 2002, digital cameras were expensive, bulky and hard to use.  Logitech, the popular mouse and keyboard maker, tried to change that with its Pocket Digital camera.  It was like the Flip camcorder of the camera world, expect unsuccessful.

The BlackBerry Curve 8900 is the thinnest and lightest full-QWERTY phone RIM has ever made.  It also occupies a premium position in T-mobile’s smartphone lineup.  Read on to find out how the Curve 8900 stacks up against BlackBerries from other carriers and other smartphones at large.

We previously covered Twitterberry, at the time the de facto Twitter app for BlackBerry users.  A lot has changed since then.  Since TweetGenius is currently back in closed beta, that means that newcomer UberTwitter is now our favorite way to tweet on a BlackBerry.

In the early 2000s it seemed like every middle, high school and college student was on AOL Instant Messenger.  Much to the chagrin of parents everywhere, kids would lord over the family computer all afternoon after school, chatting with their friends over who knows what.  Since laptops were still luxury items back them, kids had to develop shorthand code (such as P911 for when a parent walked in to the room) to protect their super private conversations.

So, you like free iPhone/iPod Touch Apps? I know I do. This is my favorite free app for finding other free (or cheap) apps as soon as they drop in price (or become free). It even has push notifications so if you upgraded to OS 3 then get downloading. Read on to find out more.