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I am in Saudi, I am sure we are last.

That’s why I will never get an Android, because every time they release something it is US first.

Yahoo should really just shut down, everything about them is blah, their e-mail interface is as if it was created for children, their search engine sucks, their maps are useless and integrating them into flickr is really annoying.

Bing on Windows Phone is actually nice, only because they have a local section which directly gives you restaurant name, number & direction in a very nice looking way.

I just opened Bing.com and noticed that they have a rewards scheme that rewards you when you search and then you can replace these rewards with gift cards from Amazon, Skype points and Xbox points. That is kind of interesting but only works in the US though.

I read Gizmodo to see YouTube videos and that’s it, their articles are bad, it’s like some jocks are writing them and their webiste is shitty beyond description. I hate their website layout from the bottom of my heart.

Well at least Google’s way will look nice, Wolfgram’s interface is just annoying, too much scrolling for little info

did u do anything to force it or are you just lucky like that

I like it, so instead of searching for Leonardo da Vinci wiki and then clicking a link, I just search for Leonardo da Vinci and that info will appear on the right.

Anyways I want to try this now, I hate the “rolling out” phrase, it tells you that other people are using it now but for some reason you still didn’t get it, it’s rolling out.

This is brilliant, hopefully u will add E3 conference times for Sony, Microsoft, Ubisoft, EA & Nintendo

This is an amazing idea and it is actually cheap, but I can’t think of any requests, I have a lot of free time so would rather to do it myself to waste some time.

I have been using Dashlane for some time now and it is pretty decent, I still haven’t stopped using 1Password since Dashlane lacks the addition of my reward programs, and IDs aren’t perfect yet.

One thing Dashlane excels at is the design, all of its competitors have very ugly UI for some reason. Also the extension for chrome works perfectly and far better than anything I’ve ever used.

I also like the new points system, very intriguing. Dashlane still have a long way to go before it could fully replace 1Password, but I guess the 1st step will be when they release their iPhone app.

The more I kept reading the article the more I started to freak out. I started thinking what will I do if I don’t use the internet, and almost everything I came up with had a tie with the internet somehow, its freaky.