They have an office in NYC. I've been there before.

It's in your Gmail. That's where all the chat history is.

I own a pair of professional monitoring cans that are actually "Semi-Open", or that it has holes on the back that does leak sound, but not as badly as the open headphones.

I like it tied to my email.

I tried Wunderlist, but in the end decided on Astrid. Now, I'm going back to Wunderlist.

In 90 days, you'll be out lovely meal, Squid!

NOT AGAIN!

When I said "Google Apps", I mean the App suite, which includes gmail. I have no problem investing, just that I'm the only person using it. If my needs grow, then yes, I would invest.

God, really?

I fear that they will drop support for Google Apps Free Edition and force me to upgrade to a paid version. $50/year may not sound like much, but when it's just one user and it's offering the same services as a personal Google account, it actually doesn't help matters.

UGH! It's one of my favorite Google properties to use and they gotta do this?

Your lack of originality and research is your glaring omission.

I tried Swype before and I tried version 3 of this software. I was only touch typing and I love the predictions it comes up with. I find myself more productive to the point that I can type emails and stories from a mobile phone. And that's why I'm typing mind you! I updated to this version and while it's a little a…

I personally use Google Docs and don't see a need to install an offline suite. But that's just me and my personal use. If you need more than basic formatting and some advanced features within spreadsheets and Powerpoint Presentations, it would be best to use Libre Office over Google Docs.

I'm gonna hack you up for saying that.

This was my first computer as well. I even hooked it up to a Colocovision. I never knew what the purpose of that was for, sadly. It sounded kinda gimmicky.

I only watched a few minutes of it and it's actually... scary.

I count bars in Hip-Hop music. There's pretty much a lot of things you need to do to make a good song. So... it does follow rules.

So, I have a simple, yet effective way of keeping batteries together. (With an Altroid Small Tin)

It's an interesting look. To be able to take a picture just by looking at it would be the awesome thing... and maybe a scary thing.