I have been using http://domains.live.com and it is the best free alternative out there. It is just like Microsoft account but with your own domain. Setup is as easy as Google apps, account limit is whopping 500 accounts (you can even have more for free if you make a request) and you get all the benefits like…

So what? See, you just get an option to have an app without money in exchange of a small banner in corner. Rest is all the same! If you are willing to pay the money (like on OSX) I would be more than happy to provide you with a paid version or in-app purchase to remove the ads.

I am myself an app developer for Windows Phone and Windows 8 and I'm really saddened by the scenario. First of all, I don't like to put ads in my apps. Nobody likes to have their beautifully designed layout ruined by out of theme ad. There's a reason they're still there. I have to put them. Secondly, option to…

While I agree about the absence of something real like Linux, technically, OSX is indeed an UNIX! Just being a language nazi.

SendToDropbox! It keeps doing its work silently. Recently it had some glitches and I realized how much I needed it. And it is the one which is closest to 'truly free' as I don't have to see the ads or something. That said, is there any alternative to this? You know, in case the system fails? I want to throw all my…

Spotify, Rdio, Google Voice, Xbox music, iTunes and so on!

What do you use as client of the Android tablet? Similar remote desktop client for iPad would be welcome too!

So, we are reading a blog about another blog? Amusing!

I'm not sure, Apple has had patents and lawsuits for simple stuff. Moreover, this time, it isn't just about border-radius; they're also doing hold to rearrange and then there is white cross in a circle with black which is exactly positioned in top left corner! Too much of similarity to iOS, isn't it? Don't get me…

Wait a minute! Apple style icons, hold customize and delete and then Windows Phone style bottom bar (where the help button - question mark - is located) and Windows Phone like swiping pivots. I wonder who sues Logitech first.

Agreed! However, we aren't saying that manufacturers should stop making or selling them altogether. Its only that, they should come as a kind of add-on purchase. This way, only the people who need new chargers would have to pay for them. For example, I already have a few phones and their micro USB cables and chargers.…

Apparently, Pinterest and Flipboard came together to put up the iPhone 5 app!

This is one of those real Gizmodo level videos. I haven't seen those in years now!

I'm not exactly voting here, but I'd say its best to go with the local people. They usually have the cheapest rates possible.

This, exactly this came to my mind the moment I read word 'hexagons'!

How do you even know that? I don't think the mentioned Windows Phone 8 version of SIII is out yet. Unless you are some Samsung insider and got exclusive hands-on this device, I don't see any basis to your comparison that 'android version has better...' - better than what? There's nothing to compare with!

I don't know where my response might get lost in this commenting system, but how do we go about the apps on devices which don't support two factor log in yet. Google's own apps like Google+ and Google Drive don't have the required support on iOS. Apparently, I will have to sign in every 30 days which is really…

You really don't need the signals at all! Once you have configured the Authenticator app, you are good to go with the time based codes generated by that app. But yes, two factor is boring especially when it comes to mobile apps and all.

Someone make them use Windows Phone app to! I want to see those people burn.

Yes, there is! But in this build, where is the receiver. In what component?