Ou. This is ... interesting!

I get my instructions from XKCD! [xkcd.com]

"the *great HTC Desire"

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VOTE: Skydrive

I thought "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" was the standard for testing!

and if you're looking for sync features, I'd suggest Windows Live Mesh. It's sort of like dropbox, but with the added feature of letting you remotely connect to your computers, and using desktop on remote computers.

Here's a list:

nope 11:11 (PM) 11.11.11 passed here in EU so you're safe I guess.

The good thing is that there are apps for Android, iOS, BB and Nokia Ovi! So chances are pretty good that people will have (or can) installed it.

It's probably what inspired this guy: [gizmodo.com]

you might also consider WhatsApp! But both parties need to have it installed.

Every time I see someone who's gotten a new smartphone running android, I see a task killer installed - and used heavily. While task killers might be a good thing on certain cases (some unresponsive app), they ought to be used sparingly!

Probably root the phone. Different ROMs give you access to different things, and with a rooted phone you can install some applications that you would not normally find in Marketplace, and which require root access - and demand lots of CPU power (hint hint: wifikill)

wake me up when they get to this

or even cracking the visor if you hit a rock with your head.

Who even thinks of these steps:

"I'm having déja vu and amnesia at the same time. I think I've forgotten this before" - Steven Wright

The link at "our beginner's guide to coding" directs to lifehackers traffic counter. Adam are you worried about traffic.

Cool! We would be able to pretend we're characters in DBZ creating Spirit Bombs.