On the way to your summer retreat or just halted on the subway, many of us go to our mobile devices for entertainment. These little gadgets have given us a resource for pleasure when in an unfavorable situation. Although many would say tetris or brick breaker are the best games out there, wouldn't you want to prove them wrong and publish your own application.

A Digital clutch? HP’s latest mobile contribution to the art and fashion world: I’ve seen bedazzeled cell phones, which are utterly obnoxious, but who would have ever thought that techies would go as far as transforming the latest form of a handbag, the clutch, into a mini-computer.

As most of you were taking in this past Saturday's first sign of spring’s arrival, I also was appreciating the day with my mother walking the streets of Soho. My mom randomly starting reading out loud a sign in a window that said “GO MOBO. Skip the Line at NYC’s busiest restaurants. Text ‘GLASS’ to 466626." Call it serendipity or luck, but mobile is wherever we look.

Even the Google chairman and CEO Eric Schmidt notes the cell phone as the preferred media platform in his noteworthy reprisal to the Associated Press’s latest tactic of monitoring its content online.

Why not go eco-friendly with your i-Phone? Recommended by the March 2009 edition of People Style Watch, the sustainable phone cover named Miniot protects your communication to the world as well as following Gore’s objective to make the world a greener place. With all this news about the ecosystem and the environment, I think that this is a simple way of helping make Mother Earth a better place. It is important for all of us to lend a helping hand as cheesy as that may sound and do whatever we can to conserve and protect the environment.