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"The Milky Way is an alarm clock designed in Konstfack as a formgiving exercise. The shape reflects on the duality and unity of the sleep/wake cycle as well as illustrates a turning motion that triggers the snooze function. Another turning motion is applied to setting the time and the alarm." - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML from Bookmarklet

Nice share! - TrafficBug

"If you look at the reviews for this app on the iTunes store, though, you'll be astonished--there are over 1,000 one-star reviews! What's going on? They're not judging the app on its design or effectiveness, that's for sure. Instead, people are freaked out by that "your audio is converted by Nuance's servers" part. They think this is a privacy violation. They fear that someone at Nuance might listen in to the audio. (Nuance says nope, it's just a bunch of computers, maintained in a secure facility, and the audio and transcriptions are not saved.) They're also alarmed by the welcome screen's note that the names in your address book are uploaded to Nuance, too. Eeks! Nuance will know the names of the people we know! OK, first of all, this business of your audio being sent to Nuance for transcription rings a very familiar bell. Remember the Gmail brouhaha? When Gmail debuted, it offered a fantastic e-mail account, paid for by small text ads on the side whose subjects are matched to the e-mail contents." - edythe from Bookmarklet

I am not trading in state secrets and don't say anything that I wouldn't say in your face so it rocks for me.....Greatest app ever. - Gregory

So. Comments, critiques, suggestions for improvement? - Michael R. Bernstein

Your request for user notification is well taken though. Thanks! - Michael R. Bernstein

"We’ve completely rewritten Notify 2.0, and added a crapton (Yes, that is a valid unit of measure) of new features. Hence, why it is now 2.0, and not 1.1." - Thomas Bøhm from Bookmarklet

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[;testing \ldots \LaTeX;] - Raphael, Raphael from Bookmarklet

still nothing like thumbstrips in FF or the tiled overview in opera to find back your tabs! - daviza

[;( \big( \Big( \bigg( \Bigg( You're just jealous. \Bigg) \bigg) \Big) \big) );] - Raphael, Raphael

"BetterTouchTool adds many new, fully customizable gestures to Magic Mouse and Macbook Touchpad. These gestures are customizable: Magic Mouse: * Pinch in / out (zoom) * Single finger tap left * Single finger tap right * Single finger tap * Two finger tap * Two finger click * Two finger swipe (up/down/left/right) * Three finger more..." - sofarsoShawn from Bookmarklet

"Evincii's new Pickka Med app is designed to function like an "expert pharmacist in your pocket," where people are able not only to search by phone for the best over-the-counter FDA-approved medicine in any given participating pharmacy but in the process avoid touching all the germ-addled bottles lining the shelves of the one place where sick people invariably shop." - LANjackal from Bookmarklet

The prototype takes design inspiration from flower petals and moonlights both as a solar charger and an iPhone stand as the device has been hinged by designer Mac Funamizu. - Praveen Vasudev

"A wise man once said "We are all at the mercy of our wild monkey minds. Incessantly swinging from branch to branch." With multiple windows and applications all vying for our attention, we have sadly adapted our working habits to that of the computer and not the other way around. Ommwriter is a humble attempt to recapture what technology has snatched away from us today: our capacity to concentrate." - Thomas Bøhm from Bookmarklet

But OS X lacks full screen. - Raphael, Raphael

w3schools is a nice place to start learning any of a number of different languages, even if you go on to get more detailed books it will help to get an overview of the subject - Mike Chelen

"Handy Sites to Learn Web Programming Languages - HTML #1" -*facepalm* - Joshua

The new NASA iPhone app means that even when you are away from your computer (or telescope), you can gawk at nebulas and sunspots. NASA’s image-of-the-day and astronomy-photo-of-the-day collections are right there in searchable thumbnail grids. (We like the “nebula” and “mass ejection” searches.) Plus, you can e-mail or save them to your phone. It’s hard to think of a better way to get nerdy/sublime backgrounds than this app. - polou/indigo_bow from Bookmarklet

usernamecheck.com also does the same thing. - TrafficBug

they should sort the services by popularity or something - Mike Chelen

I love sites like these. They help me remember where I have accounts. LOL. too many! - Zachary TG