For an app to be open source, it's easy if it is only a client side app. Client-server type apps are difficult to make open source. Releasing the code of server side would mean that people will need to set up their own servers. At this point, it becomes kinda pointless.

I was kinda tired of nobody coding for Windows and Windows Phone. So, I came up with my own thing! There's the Windows 8 app. (I won't link to it. It's paid. Search for Colors ToDo in the Windows Store.) I thought of Windows Phone app, but I'm already having to pay for the Windows Azure being used. App is not free…

Is Yahoo! about to declare itself a productivity company? It's been taking over productivity apps. First Astrid and now this!

Oops! Sorry. Looks like I had the referral on the clipboard when I linked it up. But hey, we didn't squash referrals 3 years earlier when we still had that star commenter system, did we?

Just a relevant heads up: The new kid on the block (Copy.com) is providing 5 GB per referral in addition to 15 GB basic space. I'm not affiliated to them in any way. I just liked the fact that They do have Linux client. This is the single most important thing which kept me tied to the Dropbox. Good to have another…

People have huge files. Box has file size limit. Secondly, books are hardly beyond a few MBs. It's easier to make a folder in the service you're already using.

For one, you could simply buy a plastic case for your iPhone and glue Lego to it. Better yet, you can try drilling holes directly into the case to imitate the Lego female part!

You do realize that I was being sarcastic, don't you? Did you really believe that someone could confuse there and they're?

Your totally stupid. What's next! Are you gonna tell us that their, there and they're are all different?

I don't know what you're being injected but you must not heat it for treatment to be successful. Best case - there's no protein and you heat it and nothing happens. Worst case, the drug is protein or fairly folded polypeptide. As soon as you heat it, it will denature and will become utterly useless. Proteins usually…

I never understood the purpose of the search apps. At least for me, most of the searches are to solve something I'm stuck at, which means that I'll have to click on the links and open a few tabs. So, I'm going to end up in the browser. Why not make the search in browser itself then?

It's just a matter of time before your documents start getting corrupted due to different conflict resolution systems and stuff.

Is he really using the wallpaper from the recent Wallpaper Wednesdays? Coincidence?

Another thing with the design: All the titles are closer to the picture next to which they correspond to! This makes it look like that the title corresponds to the picture below the title rather than above it.

You, sir, made my day! I understand the pain of having desk thicker than binder clips. I had one and could never use all those hacks which involved desks and binder clips. I was actually looking for something to hand my headphones on. Real stands were out of question as the cost + shipping would have exceeded the cost…

Yes, I totally forgot about CalDAV - my bad! Speaking of which, does CalDAV support contacts too? Or there's something else being used for them?

My bad, I forgot that iOS added CalDAV support for Google calendars.

I do use the Windows 8 start menu. Why? It doesn't make the difference. I don't even bother looking at screen most of the times. I just hit the start button, type away and press enter. I'm yet to see any functionality lacking as compared to Windows 7 start menu. I'll even go ahead and daresay that most of people hate…

Since Google dropped Exchange Activesync support, I don't think syncing calendar is possible anymore. I haven't confirmed since only time I use calendar is when I need to know the date.

Thing about XDA is that there are so many things and so much information that one just ends up getting confused. I'm a developer (Windows Phone - not Android) and I find my own sections confusing!