I'll have a Moka5, with one lump of sugar

Virtualization is on the rise. Heck, I have clients with complete production environments all virtualized.
It's all very cool, but if you want graphics, forget it. As I don't have a Mac, my solutions are VMWare or Virtual PC or QEmu (I still have to try VMGL).
Enter Moka5. It is a virtualization engine based on VMWare. It promises DirectX and OS X emulation. And it runs on a USB stick...
Looks promising on paper, but because I have VMWare Server installed on my laptop, it cannot start LivePCs...

Let's see if I can get it to work at home.

The device formerly known as gPhone

Yes, i'm still alive (barely...).

Just to give my first impression on Android. It looks extremely cool!!!!
I love the approach: an open architecture, with everybody having the same libraries to work on. And best of all, you can develop in the best IDE around (yes, it's better than VS): Eclipse.

The SDK is here to download.

Google is doing great in its big project: conquer the world!!