@Nabaraj: Why are you watching Justin Bieber vids then?

VOTE: Todoist

@Xeno: I would assume a large library of Google functions, called one at a time, going through the script, as I've seen in other apps like this. On Android, graphical code (text boxes, etc.) are handled by a separate XML file.

@ddhboy: Actually, in 4th grade, I wrote my first app in BASIC, 1st Python app in 5th, 1st Bash script and C++ in 6th, Java in 8th, and Android scripting (the alternate libs, etc.) and the iPhone SDK in 9th.

@Guard: In Android/Java/Eclipse, there is no need for UI code. Just open your main.xml in /res/layouts with the Android Layout Editor to get an UI editor GUI, rather than edit XML.

@Unionhawk: As a great man (probably Chuck Norris) once said, "duct tape fixes everything".

This is [i]my[/i] waterproof power strip. It is higher quality than a power strip ordered over the internet, and doesn't pose a risk of explosion. I can't wait until IKEA sells you a power strip with soldering instructions.

@notsodarling: I wonder if you can use Google Goggles under water. I [i]can[/i] run an extension cord under water and charge, right?

@jeremy_mccurdy: I recently started toying with Drupal, and found that you are absolutely correct in every sense of the word for theme editing.

VOTE: Dreamweaver

@vinod1978: I doubt it'll carry an accelerometer/gyro, so out goes probably half of the Market.

@blehbleh13: My T-Mobile Wing (a.k.a. HTC Herald) is a touchscreen smartphone with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, and has survived 6 drops and a roll down the stairs. It may not run the "magical iPhone OS (or iOS, screw it)", but it can do anything the iPhone can (while WinMo is still getting very little third-party…

@coketown: and the front out of cement... $99 and a 2 year contract for the revolutionary iBrick!

@JabbaB: Mind. Blown. Period.

@Edward Cossaboom: a headache...or a shattered skull...

@dboudwin: For the most part, this is correct, but Speedfan [b]autodetects[/b] your chipset. Combine that with the ability to adjust system voltage... A few years ago, I had a P4 to screw around with. So, I intentionally attempted to fry the CPU. I did. Easily. With nothing more than Speedfan. Also, AFAIK,…

@cloud858rk: Try the living hell of sharing between Windows Server 2008 and XP. NEVER...AGAIN...

@dboudwin: Why so? If software like Speedfan can control fan speed or overclock your CPU, and software like AMD Overdrive change mobo clock rates, why can't a virus blow (or melt) your computer to smithereens?

@Sir (Starman), Leader of the Pineapple Platoon (and I don't even like pineapples): If this were a facebook status, I sure as hell would "Like" it.

@battra92: What we need is an IT support bill of rights. I am SO sick of that kind of thing.