@Angel Stewart: From the Google.com/TV page:

@brallsplp: This is a TV syndicate. It's something that's there to expand on your TV viewing experience...

@Pickaxe: I'm assuming you're either using Chromium or Canary. Right?

@KatsumeBlisk: Read the last line.

@jamescobalt: Ad Hominem, nice. Attacking what you believe to be my age because I believe that PowerPoint is supreme.

@jamescobalt: That's a lie.

@Mujtaba Meher: I've tried Open Office on my Linux partition, I've tried Keynote on my Mac and yet I still use Office.

@AmphetamineCrown: It's not a measure of the performance of the software, but rather the aptitude of the user.

Spank? Thong?

@Mujtaba Meher: Right and wrong.

@pandaSmore: As stated in the article, nearly all major browsers now include a sync function of their own.

Buy 'em up, Google.

@Nelson: Thank you!

Also check out SwiFTP. It's great for transferring files to your phone (map it as a network drive)

@jayrock423: I thought it did, too.

Google in 2000: Search Engine.

I didn't even realize that Facebook was down.

@eternaluxe: IE Tab. Look for it in the Chrome Extension Gallery.

@Christian Hernandez: Try out the User Scripts, then.

@kkendd: I don't think so. Chrome's growing too fast.