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awesome - Jeremy (cropmarks)

About time - great addition! - Sharon Hurley Hall

"If you're lucky enough to have received an invitation, Google Voice is a fantastic way to manage your phone life. The service offers the ability to route any incoming call to any phone or straight to voicemail, if you prefer, and you can create rules based on the caller. Other standout features include SMS, voicemail via e-mail, call recording, call screening and the ability to switch phones mid-call." - Amani from Bookmarklet

See the demo video at http://vimeo.com/7489245 - LouCypher from Bookmarklet

I don't know, I haven't tried DotSpots. - LouCypher

"Production is starting and should hit mass-market stride in February, says an analyst" - Mark Davidson from Bookmarklet

I'm looking forward to the Apple tablet, but not looking forward to the first time that I drop it. I hope it has a handle like the eMate. Otherwise, I suspect that there will be a lot of initial excitement, followed by absolute horror. - Mark Davidson

true, i am a master of dropping slates/tablets. that sound of breaking glass and other stuff cuts straight to the heart. perhaps better put glue on the hands. sticky fingers to prevent the dropping? ;) - denise

"This summer, Glacier Park Magazine editor Chris Peterson undertook a photographic project to take photos of Montana's Glacier National Park over 100 consecutive days, starting on May 1, 2009, for a traveling photo show in 2010 to commemorate Glacier's Centennial. He used a mix of film and digital cameras, including an 8 by 10 field camera, a Kodak Pocket Vest camera, circa 1909, and a Speed Graphic, among others. His idea was to use the cameras that would have been used over the course of the Park's 100 years. While Chris was kind enough to share some of his photos below, you really should check out his whole set of 100. All photos and captions are from Chris Peterson. (24 photos total)" - © D/\\/IIID ℠ ® from Bookmarklet

LOL - ha3rvey (just a friend)

No :( Just couldn't justify cost right now. - Mona Nomura

#heart - Mahdi Ebrahimi

#blueberry - Mahdi Ebrahimi

#ویتامین - وارش

"Складывайте блины в стопку, прокладывая листами пергамента (бумаги для выпечки) на тарелке, поставленной на кастрюлю с медленно кипящей водой, чтобы блины не остывали, пока вы делаете остальные" - как неэкологично! - marinka239

@seliv Она добавляет равномерности нагрева здорово. Я имел возможность сравнивать. - gloomy deranged pervert from IM

Thanks for the link - the bookmarklet on my blog is slightly different now, though. - Matt Mastracci

Finally I can dump the Alpha version and get with the Beta. - Mathew™ one of a kind

"A Wiki as a native application. Take notes, link and organize your thoughts. Features rich text editing automatic link creation include images & pdfs spotlight integration html-export iPod-export" - Outsanity from Bookmarklet

Mockup made with my "wonderful" hands. :P - Tiziano Tassi

Thanks ;) - Ma deve arrivare la seconda versione :) - Tiziano Tassi

prefer Droid - Странник

I was tempted to buy my first iPhone. I decided to wait for the new iPhone so the current is only $100. Now I will research Android too. As you can see I really don't need either so I will just wait. - Russellreno

innovative! - See-ming Lee 李思明 SML

I like it!!! - Kazuya Yokoyama from BuddyFeed

I've jut created my first gallery. Pretty cool. Shame you can only have a maximum of 18 images in each gallery. - Kol Tregaskes from Bookmarklet

Bumping some old good posts. :-) - Kol Tregaskes

Will be comparing this to the Snazzl.party app. Any thoughts? - Jannifer @wordsforliving from Bookmarklet

Answer the question, "Who are the IP neighbours of X domain?" - Micah Wittman from Bookmarklet

"Freewareupdater is a small, yet powerful software management tool to help you keep track of the most popular Freeware and Open Source applications. It is provided to you absolutely free. It provides you an interactive list of applications, which you can install just with a click. Currently, Freewareupdater contains about 200+ Freeware and Open Source applications that are presented in a user-friendly interface to ease your search and installation of free software. Freewareupdater presents available software in the form of a list showing the description of each software. To install any of the presented software just double click on it. Freewareupdater will then download the current version of the software from the internet and install it on your computer. The software list is regularly updated on our server and as such your application will occasionally seek contact with our sever to get the latest application list. This means that the only thing you have to do is to press the update... more... - sofarsoShawn

You could also use FileHippo for this... - TrafficBug

looks like a good option for windows users, in linux there is something like this built in :) - Mike Chelen

"I learned about Creately, an online diagramming application, from a short Lifehacker post two months ago. I immediately bookmarked that post as a reminder to write about it for ProfHacker readers, as I think one could easily use Creately in the classroom just as many of us use Google Docs and all the other Google tools. [In fact, if I were a betting person, I'd put money on Google buying Creately at some point.]" - Itachi from Bookmarklet

btw, awesome blog to follow. - Itachi

Maxamad, thanks so much for link! That is an awesome blog -- just spent 20 minutes reading through the GTD posts. Good stuff! - Mickey Schafer

portable chrome/iron+last pages set to load on startup? - Itachi

Come again?? - Roberto Bonini

It looks like they're trying too hard on all of the interfaces. - Raphael, Raphael

"Take control of your video with the new features and extras in Tooble Pro! Now you can download videos from a ton of different video sites in addition to YouTube, plus you can download the audio from any video and turn it into an mp3!" - Christopher Harley from Bookmarklet

I've been using Tooble for months. It does work very well. - Bill Sodeman

Wikipedia killed the encyclopedia business, in print and online, as it's hard to make a revenue model work that involves paying people to create content when there are hordes of enthusiastic experts around the world willing to do the job for free. The business of mapping may be similarly doomed, as indicated by PublicEarth, a new wiki-style database of places launching Monday, and by the continued improvement in authoring tools at the crowdsourced mapping service OpenStreetMap. In the NYT article: Online Maps: Everyman Offers New Directions http://www.nytimes.com/2009... - polou/indigo_bow from Bookmarklet

Everything new these days is a mix of previous things - IN this case, it is crowdsourcing + online maps. - TrafficBug

Its called steal copy and modify - polou/indigo_bow