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I watched the video. How does one add user account support? For example to handle multiple users in your example task app.

Textadept uses Lua as scripting language. Sublime Text uses Python as scripting language. Any hipster working on a text editor that uses Javascript as scripting language?

Always wondering why the version '2' is emphasised heavily. Never heard of Sublime Text when it is version 1. The version number is part of the app binary file name. It is the only OS X app in my Mac that has the app name together with version number on the menu bar. Nothing wrong with this "unconventional", just that it will break a little thing when Sublime Text 3 is released. For example to change command prompt linking as in "ln -s /Applications/Sublime\ Text\ 2.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl /usr/local/bin/sublime".

To compete with MongoDB for Node crowd, you need an ORM similar to Mongoose. It seems that Node users now default to MongoDB in their stack, much like MySQL in LAMP.

For Golang, mgo http://labix.org/mgo is a quality implementation driver for MongoDB. Hopefully there is something similar for RethinkDB.

You can read Steve Jobs' biography.

Must be a term in the contract to allow Samsung to do so. My guess: likely that Apple is ending the contract early, and the term is the way for Samsung to cover its investment in the chip plant.

Projector in smartphone is not new, so Samsung is not innovative by my definition, more like following the "Same"sung tactic. They are clearly testing the market, just like they release an Android based camera. I would not call it innovation by slapping two products together to create a hybrid product. Do you call a fridge that has a 10" LCD dashboard running Android Jelly Bean innovative?

If I'm not wrong Tim Cook did hint at a revamp Mac Pro in spring 2013. I believe it will be build for server farm as Apple itself needs hardware for their own server farm.

Great idea you have!

Tablet is just a "smartphone" with a bigger screen. So it will be replaced by the "smartphone" when wireless display tech is both direction, i.e. display and input. In future, when I need to write/read a book, I bring out a foldable LCD display, "airplay" connect to it with my "smartphone" (Siri hit the screen please!). Or go to a meeting room with such screen, airplay to it to present my ideas. Or in StarBuck, pull out the LCD screen on the table, and airplay to it. Or the screen might have Kinect like sensor so I can interact with it like Minority Report. Or the screen might be by a corner of my glass (Google glass), so I can "airplay" to it. All this from my "smartphone" device hidden in my pocket. By then screen is needed less due to Siri version X, as most interaction and info search is by voice. For x-Apple people, just substitute Siri/AirPlay with similar tech names.

This must have something to do with the upcoming Angry Birds Star Wars.

At first I thought LTE is overrated, after using it for 2 weeks, its hard to go back. If you constantly on the go and need to check things out quick on your mobile, LTE makes the experience 'keeping pace with your move', there is less 'little waits'.

My first impression is that Amazon is displaying the possible margin they could get with Kindle Fire HD. Maybe someone in AMZ is regretting pricing it that low.

Here in Singapore, you don't see any iPhone 5 ads. But Samsung ads together with the three local telcos are everywhere. iPhone 5 sells itself as it is hot seller here. No doubt Samsung might sell more due to the ads and more models at lower costs.

For Apple we have MG, Gruber and Marco. For Microsoft, is there any? And for Google?

How does one implement a browser single-app JS client (Backbone, Angular etc) to access server API with HMAC authentication? The secret key will be exposed clearly in the JavaScript client.

Are Meteor or Derby frameworks to be used on the premise that you have only browser clients? If my Meteor/Derby web app has server component, how easy it is to build native iOS and Android clients to access the same data on the server?

Are there other similar sites that showcase mobile app design? Best is one that covers Android, iOS and Metro apps.

Aliyun is not a fork of Android. It is China's home grown cloud based OS based on Linux. http://www.techinasia.com/alibaba-aliyun-investing-mobile-os...

The name Aliyun: Ali is Alibaba, Yun is cloud in Chinese.

Xiaomi has cult followers in China, fyi. Its like the Apple for Android phones in China. And Mi Two is running Android 4.1.

I guess Apple is fearing Samsung's success in suing LTE in new iPhone 5 thus banning iPhone 5 sale in US.

Interesting that camera get the latest jellybean before Galaxy phones. I guess next up will be a Galaxy TV. And Galaxy fridge that auto order to restock your pizza and beer.

The first Xiaomi phone makes the company billion dollars and lots of fans in China. The second phone Xiaomi M2 will be released soon. Android 4.1, 4.3 inch 1280x720 342PPI screen, 8MB f2.0 1080p camera, 2GB memory, HSPA+.

Guess this is because no other country has that level of expertise of space program like US.

Not so sure about the updated MacBook Pro as the spec sheet does not list a optical drive. So it might also be gone.

I suspect Apple will add in filters feature into Camera and Photos app in iOS 6. This might impact some income for Camera+ app.

I was burnt once when both hard disks in my Raid1 fail at the same time, unlikely but it happened. And Raid is not a backup strategy.

Twitter is doing the best approach which is a mix of both client-side and server-side. It is not an either or situation.

Youtube, Heroku, Canonical, BBC Worldwide, ngmoco, smugmug, Spotify... Golang is strange, need to write some Go codes in order to appreciate the language design decision.

One solution is to add version to url. Some examples from Google API for Golang (http://code.google.com/p/google-api-go-client/): code.google.com/p/google-api-go-client/tasks/v1 code.google.com/p/google-api-go-client/books/v1