@CGA: Yes, I wish it was available for Vista! However... I don't like that MMM logo on the context menu.

Very interesting... I'll try it out but I'm not sure it will be useful to me... (Windows Live Mail is really good for email...)

@mr.luka: I still think it's waaayyyy too bloated for me :D

Oh come on, TechCrunch had this yesterday already!

What a surprise! I am an email fanatic! I check my email every other minute (no, I'm not exaggerating ;)). I am using over two GB of my total GMail account right now.

@TobiasCranaus: HAH HAH!

@KatherineCadosneep: That is a very valid point! How did I not ever think about that before?

Very cool! However, how can "Lightening and Thunder" be a soothing sound? Beats me :D

@jedi_josh: Avast FTW? Hardly.

@ewerybody: LOL, it may be bad bad for the free version, but there's no ad placement in the paid version :)

@TITECH: Arg!!! I typed too fast... Lifehacker submitted the post before I could finish :D

@Xanderificus: Ad replacement? Bah! I have the free paid version :D

I have been using this PortableApp for over a year now... I'm kind of surprised that Lifehacker hasn't already posted this! :D

@Ben Babcock: My dear chap! The telegraph is long gone. The revolution of the new era has taken hold... the future is at stake! If the telegrams once more takes hold of us in its cold steel grip, we shall all be no more...

@natenovs: yes, I know that :D

Hm... this one actually works!

@iain010100: No problem! I hope you find it even more useful in the future! Hostrator to me provides a great opportunity for people like me to experiment with blogs and so forth without having to actually pay anything. Again, if you do a Google search, you'll find that Hostrator by far offers the best services.

@bonneyt: Do you mean "down?" My blog is not on a budget :D

@Fullbug: No, not often. It is a relatively new service (but already extremely popular), and their servers are affiliated with Google, if I recall correctly. In any case, it supports 10GB of free storage space, and a lot of bandwidth. For what I do, it is more than plenty!

It's amazing what kind of photo recognition software can run on a an iPhone/Touch. It seems to work so remarkably well...