SugarDaddy

My most-used app is probably IMDB, then Wikidroid. FiOS remote app is pretty cool. Handcent is a good txt messaging app. yeah... exciting.

@JimDunlop

Also, this site could be harvesting passwords to add to the rainbow tables.

@EuroSceptiC You shouldn't be so trusting. Microsoft has a long track record of releasing patches through windows update that break things. It goes with the territory. That said, Security Essentials is pretty nice.

Gmail is too awesome and Facebook developers are too retarded to ever make something that could compete with gmail on a technical level.

Jailbroken iPhone. Don't forget that. You could root your phone and get froyo right now.

Why release a "pre-alpha" anyway? So not only do these kids not have any decent programming sense, they have no business sense either. I suppose they wanted to show off that things are progressing, but this probably was cue for a lot of people to write this project off as a pipe dream with an immature development team.

I've always hated the term "pre-alpha" by the way. And I believe the whole philosophy behind alpha and beta releases is to NOT release the code to the public before it is alpha or beta. Just another indication that these guys are over their heads. Also, what the hell is wrong with people giving these guys all that money when they didn't demonstrate that they had competency to pull this project off? Fail.

So Insync is actually sponsored by google then? I was apprehensive to try it out thinking it was like a new version of gmail drive that google could disable at any point.

Hopefully they fixed the issue where Live Sync (beta) breaks SMB and CIFS. I had installed Live Sync beta on my w7 box and I could no longer connect from my WDTV Live to my file shares. Many users report this same issue that deals with some sign-on assistant app that gets loaded with Live Sync. After removing the whole Live Essentials package, things returned back to normal. Do I dare test it out again with Live Mesh? Does anyone have any success to report with this issue?

Agreed. Also, what's up with the slider interface they use? It seems rather arbitrary. Say you're adjusting the brightness... If you click the left to drag right, it starts at negative-something and goes up to 80-something if you drag all the way to the edge. You can seem to eek out close to 90. Starting from the left again (like picking up your mouse) puts it back to negative. WTF? There doesn't seem to be any way to max it out.

This thing is basically photoshop in name only. I'm surprised they were willing to slap the photoshop name on this thing. It's a handy tool, but I'm not impressed.

This thread helped http://forums.adobe.com/thread/629761?tstart=0

Turns out, you need to have all your photos on your SD card. So I plugged in the USB and copied the 60 or so from my phone memory to my SD card and viola! All better now.

The photoshop app offers a few more features for touching up your photos than the camera application on my Incredible. Mostly it seems like an interface to photoshop.com for uploading photos. Meh.