In case this helps, I found this in my ReadItLaterList: [www.applegazette.com]

I think if you use 3.5 mm extension cables, you should be just fine. Connect around 3 inch extension cable to the phone and then connect your earphones to the cable. This way, the end (which, according to you, gets damaged) will always be out of pocket and will face no pressure. However, you might need to replace…

You're most welcome. And I'll try your suggestion for sure.

Ah... come over there, see me and other people! And you don't ever need to verify the xda-developers! All the development (including names like CynagogenMod) goes there, one or the other way. I can understand your fear, everybody there has gone through it. But you'll be fine and call yourself 'flashoholic' soon! Good…

I'm pretty comfortable with syncing my lecture notes with all my devices! I don't care about lecture notes' copyrights, of course! But again, that's my view. However, the ToS seems pretty reasonable. And secondly, alternatives are not as great as DropBox! So, I'm sticking with it as far as possible.

I used to love your writing a lot! Good luck for that! Anyway, when I go to profile and click 'Connect Twitter', nothing happens. It just says connecting to twitter. Is this a known bug or I'm doing something wrong?

If you don't do this stuff regularly, (which is the case for most of us) your best would be a trial version of some professional software. I know it would be heavy, but it gives professional tools. Adobe Fireworks works great!

You might want to see [forum.xda-developers.com] That is the best thing you can get.

Why don't we see articles from you nowadays?

Yes, DropBox does the job pretty much! But, when it comes to mobile devices, we need SugarSync too! DropBox doesn't support Windows Mobile, Windows Phone 7. (Don't quote me for talking about it!) It has Android and iOS clients, but they don't do anything more than mere browsing and manual uploading. SugarSync saves…

It should be 'Windows Mobile' instead of 'Window Mobile'. Its near the image.

Dreamweaver does pretty great job at code suggesting and highlighting as far as web designing is concerned. Not to mention, it costs a lot as it belongs to Adobe Creative Suite family! Still, I found it amazing (and amazingly heavy, if machine is old) in 30 day trial! I simply change the machine after 30 days!

Well, HERE are the people who are really yet to complete their high school, and own digital devices more advanced than just scientific calculators!

How can you be sure that it was me? (Though, it was!) Thanks, anyway!

Still left any? I'd like to have one as soon as they reopen them.

Video editors, Windows?

Umm... Just remove Firefox altogether, run CCleaner and then try it again after a nice reboot. Mine is fine with ReadItLater, Adblock+, Adobe reader, Skype and some more.

To me, all mail clients look more or less the same! Only differences are the colour scheme and gloss.

Exactly! I own an iPod and really don't see anything changing there. WiFi still unstable and again I don't even have a router!

Well, either way! iTunes songs cost too. And you should not compare elegance of Zune to the iOS, which is apparently playing catch-up game at lest for now.