Lets Golf! for the iPhone and iPod Touch is normally $2, but for now at least you can download it for free. There is a lite version that has been free, but be sure to get the non-lite application. Great game.

The Apple tablet rumor mill have been churning as hard as ever. The latest item being that it is expected to be available in March for about $1,000. The Wall Street Journal seems sure that it will have a 10 to 11" display and the price could possibly include or involve a subsidy of a nationwide Wi-Fi plan.

The Lenovo IdeaPad U1 Hybrid is a 3.8-pound laptop with what appears to be a detachable multitouch screen to transform it into tablet mode. I think the concept is clever and innovative.

Debuting at the Consumer Electronics Show,  the L5 is a $49.95 IR dongle and app that will enable your iPhone or Touch with universal remote capability. Current remote apps rely on Wi-Fi. I am a fan of convergence, but the dongle is the achilles heel. The Nokia N900 has an IR transmitter built in.  There are some features though that make the L5 compelling.

The Skiff eclipses all other existing readers with a durable 11.5" screen yet is a wispy .268" thick. There are no pricing or availability details yet, but the specs and the photos look very promising.

Have some fun on the way home today with the BMW's new M Power Meter. Like other other preceding auto performance apps, this one used the accelerometer to calculate acceleration and g forces.

Wednesday, January 27 at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, Apple is expected to announce a major new product, believed to be the long-rumored tablet. A new OS for the iPhone is also expected. The event had previously been expected on Jan. 26. There have been some alleged tablet specs and details emerge, which I must be upfront with my own doubt, but I'll post them and let you use your own judgement.

From Amazon you can download two different classical mp3 albums for free.

Don't worry. Microsoft is not developing remote controlled humans (that we know of), but is working on a concept that translates muscles movement into commands. I know we do this already with keyboards and mice, but this skips those steps. Video on the jump.

Droid users should know what this is about, but apparently the battery cover is sometimes problematic. You can check local availability through the Verizon link here.