That is quite a nice idea, I may try it!

OMG! I wanted this so much! Glad I can ditch Pushbullet and multitude of sports apps I have

I am using PIA and they are quite cheap for what they offer!

everyone must use two factor authentication on LinkedIn for better security :P

Does it have LinkedIn Two factor authentication in the list??

Haha.. this article just got mentioned in the HelloInternet.fm podcast yesterday

SO glad for Paper !

YES! YES ! And a million times YES!

and the app! -which is certainly not happening!

more like pointers don't you think?

Brilliant article!

i think that's an unfair argument, there might be plenty of reason to choose a place to live. If you have a wonderful neighbourhood (that you enjoy), going to a place you don't like because you can get a bigger place

I can totally relate to feeding off the energy of the city (which I desperately crave for, now that I live in a small village)!

CloudMagic have just updated their app... Just a better, faster and cleaner Mail.app ... But with a plenty of support for different accounts and GMail Push

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Sennheisers are great headphones but like you they are not my taste. I like my music a bit warmer, I tend to lean towards the beyers (the comfort is a winning point for me)

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Actually I am using Boxer (best I could find that supports Exchange and GMail with Label Support) at the moment, and I am using custom swipes to apply lables which is great. But yeah, the app's look can feel is almost there, but not quite.

I haven't really gotten into the mailbox thing (I know I am going to be shot down for this), but somehow I manage to keep my inbox to zero, with nearly a million filters and every color code possible. So an email client with label support is so key, imo.

that is great, just made me think of every place i can put these in ... wardrobes, filing cabinets, medicine cabinets (with medicine expiration dates)...