Day in brief – 2011-09-22

  • Shared: no. 493 – @nanoblossom http://t.co/8RRsHqxs #
  • Shared: Floods? Not if the police can help it http://t.co/86aFA2DU #
  • This Thursday feels a lot like Friday. Too bad I can't take a day off tomorrow, or I would have made it into a real Friday. #
  • @aravosis I can't remember last time I went to a news site for news. Social networks a stream from RSS feeds take care of that. #
  • @alexoid Plenty. In shipping industry for example. :) #
  • I've been photographed in the office today. Everyone were. So far, no clue why or what for. I suspect a team section on website or intranet. #
  • @asaliev Yup. Considering that it was done first thing in the morning, before coffee, whatever they are doing, it will look horrible. :) #
  • Face Substitution on Vimeo http://t.co/zqKkaHsU #
  • I favorited a @YouTube video http://t.co/2uDyiBmC TOM SELLECK'S MOUSTACHE #
  • Things Apple is Worth More Than http://t.co/7fGYvZ3R #
  • Cultural Faux Pas: What are some cultural faux pas in New York? – Quora http://t.co/JSjlCVqN #
  • @channelone_rus В прошлый раз я включил телевизор а там вместо ПрожекторПерисхилтон – Филипп Киркоров. Я до сих пор боюсь Перового Канала. #
  • New note : Lennart Nilsson Photography http://t.co/gRNndcrY #
  • Shared: First Billion Dollar Open Source Software Vendor http://t.co/iL6MXNXe #
  • Arthur Guiness Day celebrations at Molly Mallone's Irish Pub http://t.co/8IxNeRqc #
  • Cleaning up some stale plugins in my #wordpress installation. Hopefully it will make things slightly faster. 37 plugins currently active. #
  • Moved 'Related Posts' from the sidebar to under the post content. Also added it to RSS feed. Do I look desperate? :) http://t.co/OtLZoshw #
  • The past, present, and future of the biggest logos. Funny, images. http://t.co/tEInYxwT #
  • Shared: Christopher Hitchens on capital punishment http://t.co/AY0magrW #
  • I'm at Molly Malones http://t.co/58ao4cUG #
  • Come to Molly Malone's and get a free half pint of Guiness today! #

HTC Android devices to get 5 GB of Dropbox storage, free

Pocket Lint reports exciting news for owners of HTC Android-based devices:

Microsoft has Skydrive, Apple has iCloud, and now HTC has Dropbox following a new partnership between the phone maker and popular cloud storage service.

HTC has confirmed to Pocket-lint that users of its latest Android handsets, like the HTC Rhyme, will get a bonus 3GB of storage in addition to the 2GB of free storage offered by Dropbox if they connect to the platform with the new phone – launching in October.

The deal, which will extend to all Sense 3.5 devices in the future, will mean that users will be able to save files and photos on their phone and have them automatically synced to their computer at home or other devices running the Dropbox software.