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Ha, I don't know about that. I'll try to do some more research and see if there are enough users for my original model. Either way, thanks for the feedback.

Thanks for the feedback. Like I mentioned above, my original thought was to have this as a stand alone app. Still, I'll take a look at some of the larger CRMs and see what it will take to integrate them.

Thanks, shipping did feel good but I still have work in front of me. I'll take a second pass on the UI and see what I can polish up. I have a few notes already I'm hoping to get rolled out in the next week or so.

Thanks for the feedback. For the CRM integration, do you think that is needed? My original thought was this could be used by small, one person sales "teams" to keep all of their contacts directly on their phone, rather than needing a data connection to pull from.

That said, I'll look into some of the more popular CRMs and look at integrating them. Thanks again.

It's been that way for Windows vs. Mac for years, hasn't it? the 90/10 split that is always quoted doesn't take into account all the different PC manufacturers.

I'm glad you found the idea useful. I guess if not liking my apps name is the worst criticism I get I'm doing ok. I'm not unwilling to change the name though, so I'll take a look at possible alternatives and see what I can come up with.

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks, your friends sound like they would be good potential candidates. I look forwards to hearing what feedback they have.

This is exactly what Google wanted out of Chrome. As long as Chrome is pushing other browsers to improve then Google wins. Chrome domination isn't the goal for them (though I'm sure they wouldn't mind if that happens). Their end goal is to challenge the browser market to improve. Standards compliance, faster Javascript performance, as long as these continue to advance then Google wins, regardless of what browser a user is using.

It'd be nice if the Android Market had a place to explain why certain rights are needed by the developer so this kind of thing doesn't cause such an uproar. You'd still have to take the developers word for it, but at least they'd have a chance to defend themselves before the public gets to worked up about it.

I just got back into running after about a year away from it and I'm not sure why I ever quit. It's amazing how much more productive I am when I go for a 30 minute run at lunch instead of sitting at my desk.