The game is an addictively simple concept...using your fingers, defend the castle gates using finger flicks, dragon sacrifices, boulders, fireballs and flamethrowers just to name a few...

Now for a little bit of background: RDP or Remote Desktop Protocol is the method that is used to remotely control Windows-based computers. When you login using RDP, the computer will log any existing users out and allow the RDPer access the system. VNC or Virtual Network Computer is the protocol that allows you to log in to a remote computer while another user is using the computer and control the screen while they use it...Both methods do similar things but take different approaches.

That said, I thought that the Jaybird Stereo Bluetooth headset was just what I wanted...they seemed to be the answer to all my wants in a headset: sweatproof, nice looking, reasonable, long-lasting batterywise and so on.

The game concept itself is simple, navigate around the levels to rescue your egg friends...but what makes it harder are the obstacles and enemies. Luckily, you have a slew of abilities you can use to freeze your enemies or suck them up (with a vacuum cleaner). It's this type of creativity that keeps me coming back for more and playing each level over and over again.

FitnessTrack includes an impressive 60 professionally designed exercises AND the ability to create your own workouts. You can write notes, track progress, attach them to certain dates and even mail yourself of someone your workouts/routines...

If you're a fan of the Grand Theft Auto series or genre type of games, you owe it to yourself to check this game out. It features 11 huge 3-D environments, great HDR lighting effects (shadows, blooms, etc.), many types of vehicles, weapons and many many missions. To make it even better, it has an auto-save system, so whenever you exit the program, your progress is saved.

In any case, the basic premise to Eliss is simple...However, don't let that fool you...the execution and gameplay is complex and deeply satisfying.

Utilizing Apple's multi-touch technology, you need to either join or break apart solid shaded circles so that they fit into hollow circles. It might sound confusing at first, but once you watch my video, you'll understand what the concept is.

Let's start with the premise of the game...It's simple enough: 1) Destroy the power core 2) Destroy the Data Core 3) and above all else SURVIVE.

• iPod Touch - $229
• iPod Classic 120GB - $229
• iPod nano 16GB - $199
• iPod nano 8GB - $149
• iPod shuffle 4GB - $79

In order to qualify for the rebate, you must purchase the computer plus the iPod at the same time on the same receipt and purchases must be made through Apple or a qualifying Authorized Campus Store. The sale ends on September 8, 2009.

In other news, Apple, quietly upgraded the specs to it's white MacBook to the following:

• Processor up to 2.13 Ghz from 2.0 Ghz
• Ram up to 800 Mhz from 667 Mhz
• Hard drive size increased to 160 GB from 120 GB

All while maintaining its price of $999. Yes, a modest bump, but one I'll take regardless...So, if you're on the fence on whether to go mac or not, now might be a good time, take advantages of these rebates and minor upgrade to the MacBook.

In any case, take these rumors with a grain of salt, it'll only be a matter of a few days before we know the truth...For yours truly, depending on how much of an upgrade it is, I may be waiting for the fourth generation iPhone...Hopefully Apple stuns us all once more and I'll have a new phone by July...

Also, iSwipe was just updated to 1.2.2 which fixed a few of the issues I had with the app in my review of it here. If you need to charge credit cards at conventions or perhaps you do sales on the go,, iSwipe is a great way to do credit card transactions via your iPhone.

First off, before we go into details on what exactly this application will allow you to do, let's discuss some of the caveats of this long-awaited application.