Hm. I still have all of the old ringtones I had before and the item entry still shows up in the main list with Music, Apps, and the rest of the gang.

I try to keep only 1 row of tabs, and 1 window. Any more than that, and I have a hard time keeping track of where I am.

@TreborG2: Exactly. You're a tech. The vast majority of the world, though becoming more familiar with tech, has no idea what the word means. Besides, it has nothing to do with music anyway, and again, is dangerously close to 'Bing.' I dunno, just seems very poorly thought out. Apple is caring less and less about…

Why is this being overcomplicated? I keep all my bookmarklets in one folder. I moved them to the Navigation Toolbar and set the name of the folder to be blank. It's a tiny arrow and hides a list of bookmarks. Voila!

Why the F would anyone pay $10 for 25MB of anything?! [www.tigerdirect.com]

What worries me the most is that this was removed without saying a word. If no one noticed, they could have put in or taken anything away that would save their butts in the future. That's pretty scary.

I wonder if the mini-player will finally be usable.

Is this legal? I can see my ISP calling me about this one.

So, if I set my Gmail up as an Exchange account, I get push notifications, but no delete/archive. If I set it up as a normal Gmail account, then will I get the best of both worlds?

WOW. 1197 connections. Any way to turn this off?

If you're looking down, you'll run into someone. Think like a fighter, and focus on the space between people. It's like a constant maze of mass.

This looks like a half-hearted mockup. That Firefox button is essentially a poorly-crafted version of the post-Office 2007 Ribbon button. I don't understand; there are SO many talented people on the Firefox team!

CCleaner is the only one I've really missed. I'm sure the others have merit though.

I think these are bigger priorities:

What exactly qualifies as "emergency" to our government? It is HIGHLY unconstitutional to give all the power to one group. "Checks and balances" anyone? Bueller?

I usually just have one folder in my bookmarks bar for bookmarklets. I organize them by similarity and frequency of use. In certain browsers, you can add a horizontal separator too, which is nice.

The thing they don't tell you is that you need an iPad to run the iBooks app on your iPhone. That's false advertising, brutha.

I've been thinking that maybe LH needs to keep doing it's Life-hacking thing (which is awesome - don't change it), but split the software and tech stuff to a new site. Am I alone in that? I think both parts are equally great, but I'm starting to wish they were equally great, separately.

They automatically win for having stars without requiring an extra interaction.

This is the one thing that kept me from using Mozilla Weave. Go Google!