Well, looked nice. Would anybody cover the impress.js [bartaz.github.com] script. It looked very nice to me.

Where is the like button! Exactly, this! And yeah, Ethernet ports are all I use for the connectivity. Looks like Jesus wants to imply that using WiFi instead of Ethernet is going to save the battery. Because, I haven't even seen those thunderbolt ports here yet. Two things, world exists outside US and Apple isn't a…

Well, I just purchased a domain for her name and put up a nice site. Now, I'm gonna casually touch the topic and ask her to check the domains for mine, hers and our friends' names and all. That would be a great surprise!

As an HD2 user, I can do nothing but agree! I have tried putting everything on it.

Your information seems a bit of overkill for me. I am really interested in doing it. Can you redirect me somewhere, where I could get started?

Would you tell a bit more about contact server. How do you propose to host and share them when there are different kind of devices?

Windows Phone exists! Data mining is a different part though. But at least there isn't any carrier IQ!

I'm unable to get beyond the screen shown above this article! I get the message that the application quit while unresponsive. Nothing else. Anybody knows what to do?

Web Search: Bing, but I use Google!

Similar is the case with me. Basically, I use power strip to plug my laptop and phones. The thing resides on a table, which in turn, resides near my bed. So, the notebook sits on the table at daytime and in my bed when I'm tired at night. Also, I have to carry it around along with the charger. Obviously, in such…

Its on the right side, isn't it? Or I'm (again) confusing left and right?

I'd love if the client would well integrate with the Gnome 3. I just cant stop appreciating the deep integration of Evolution and Empathy with Gnome. That's the reason, I use Empathy instead of Pidgin. Can anyone confirm how Thinderbird works under Gnome 3 and Arch?

Couldn't agree that many fanboys are so because they like to boast that they think they're running Linux. But at the same time, they don't even understand it! Include myself into them, because I still don't have have much idea of Android-Linux relationship.

I don't really know about actual validity of the statement, but it seems to fit the situation: Android is not Linux. Rather, its a Java engine sitting on the top of the Linux kernel. This seems to explain it.

You should also give a shot to some stuff like Shazam Encore. The Android Market's app deals made me buy many premium versions!

Huh... waiting for the thing. I always miss it due to country and timezone restriction. Anyway, how about taking some articles from the international friends - like once or twice a week or so. Just suggesting!

The problem is, you can't buy an app if its not compatible with the phone you've tied to your Google account! So, first you have to upgrade the phone and then buy them!

Great article!

Make them read that while you fix the computer: [www.cracked.com]

Okay, it has started to appear magically now! Perhaps, its a beta thing!