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by tdtran 11y ago
Looks like he still cannot get over with Pocket. They were supposed to clone features from Instapaper etc. I paid for both Instapaper and Pocket (when it was still named Read It Later and had paid version on Android). I stopped using Instap
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by tdtran 11y ago
With big enough amount of bad luck, anything can turns into a mess. OTOH sync (two-way sync) if done right can work pretty well and is quite useful in the real world. I am saying it as the developer of Autosync for Google Drive android app
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Can a (Non-US) Indie Dev Make a Living on the App Store?(metactrl.com)
1 points by tdtran 12y ago|0 comments
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by tdtran 13y ago
Regarding Gmail: I've been using Google Apps for Domains for years, among other things to host my private family domain. All family members, wife, kids, have email accounts there. Around New Year my 7-year old son's account was pe
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by tdtran 14y ago
I don't know if the author considers Czech Republic as part of Eastern Europe but $12/hour is pretty low there. It would be OK for a high school/undergrad student to earn some extra money that way, but other than that it must be a desparate
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by tdtran 14y ago
If you buy something from me, even via Google, you enter a mutual contract. And as such you have to provide sufficient information to identify yourself. Same with me. Pretty normal for any law protected contracts.
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by tdtran 14y ago
How about using LaunchSky to verify LaunchSky idea itself? I would be interested in seeing the result report. Until then, thanks but no thanks.
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by tdtran 14y ago
just a little app for kids, but very polished and excellent execution. Free and no ads. It's refreshing to know someone is still doing stuff just for fun and share it
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by tdtran 14y ago
Sorry for sounding cynical but I am realy curious about the quality of GDrive client apps. The one for Android probably will be good. But I am unsure about the other platforms. Check out Google's "native" GMail app for iOS to see what I mea
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by tdtran 15y ago
I used Instapaper for quite a while, even wrote a small Android utility app to quickly bookmark a link to my Instapaper account and read it later on a bigger screen. But it was a long time ago. I use Read It Later these days. Simply because
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by tdtran 15y ago
I should add that Dropsync is also capable of Instant uploading, and not only photos/videos. Any new/modified files in your designated local folders in your phone/tablet.
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by tdtran 15y ago
Sync is a misleading term here. What the new Android Dropbox app added is an Automatic photo/video uploader, to a pre-defined folder on the server side. One way. If you want true two-way sync for Android, try Dropsync ( https://market.andr