Ugh, not everything comes from Reddit, you know. This is like Digg x Reddit all over again. Stop.

Oh, how many times will Kat Hannaford get it wrong? It's hardly the first time I point out mistakes in her reporting...

Meh. Most people don't.

It seems like you use custom ROMs with the same version of Android available for your phone. However, custom ROMs usually are buggy when they are from a later version of Android than what's available for your phone.

Flash is good, but what about its performance? Here's a video comparing the Samsung Galaxy S running Android 2.2 with the iPhone 4. Direct link: [www.youtube.com]

The first spot on this list should be the notification bar! Notifications really set Android and iOS apart.

Engadget has low standards now that most of the original staff left for This Is My Next. I mean, they gave 7/10 to the Kyocera Echo, that bizarre dual-screen smartphone! The Sidekick 4G got a freaking 8/10! Come on now...

Since most of the staff left Engadget and went to This Is My Next, you should go to [thisismynext.com] if you really want to know "Engadget's" opinion.

Then don't buy one! Chromebooks are obviously not for everyone. If you considered running a VM for most of your software, it means Chrome OS is the wrong OS for you.

Oh yes they did: "Trillian is going free for desktop and mobile, starting today with Trillian 5!"

Well, it is from Jul 21, 2009, so maybe!

They obviously won't integrate +1 with Facebook, since the information from everything people "Like" is strategic to FB. You just won't use it then!

Skype is available worldwide. But Google Voice is available only in the US. If Google bought Skype, however, that could change.

Same here, running 13.0.750.0 Canary.

Uh, so the Photos folder is actually public? "The Photos folder automatically creates online galleries. Any image files you move or copy to your Photos folder are automatically included in an online gallery anyone can view from the Dropbox website." [www.dropbox.com]

I'm not from Giz, but thanks for the heads up, good to know!

Here: [www.psychologytoday.com]

Heh, that's funny! :D

This extension asks for access to my data on ALL websites, plus ALL my tabs and browsing activity?

So the people who'll use this service from YouTube are not Macs, then?