Emmanuel Lemor

I can, (while I don't agree), see why you would go with Google Calendar as a platform - but it's a non starter for me - never liked Google Calendar much and their lack of updates over the years hasn't helped my thinking [and the interface/how it integrates can be a nightmare in some configurations]... (and I can't say that there handling of our privacy has helped change my mind much). Will be...

Looks great but big ouch on the price ;(

It will be interesting to see what this actually sounds like and is capable of - based on the information so far, seems like a far cry from something with great sound attempting to compete with the likes of Sonos, Apple's HomePod etc etc Looking forward to specs, reviews etc

Never been a huge fan of Chrome due to it's hoggish nature, lack of good privacy, sub-par Inspect Element feature, etc... [should I mention that it updates itself when it wants to - it hadn't updated my Chrome since v59 and claimed that there were no updates when I tried forcing it to]. This feels like a version update to make some noise around it's 10yr anniversary but not really something...

Hi Filipe, Thank you for your app but I am puzzled why would you release it in its current state... While the site looks fine enough [even if a bit confusing in the message at times], the actual product, is far inferior in result to other results out on the internet - there are many solutions both online and download that do visually perceptively equivalent image manipulation...

Interesting that people are pushing the limits of iOS to do new things but I'm probably the only one that doesn't think this is necessary. Safari works great, is fast, doesn't abuse my privacy like Chrome and is battery efficient - I may consider using Firefox on iOS if it was supported without using yet another app (but would never switch to Chrome).

Was really hoping that it would work but tried it on over a dozen websites, and they all came back with (and in most cases in less than 2 seconds): "Stand by... Done. No unused selectors found." In most cases so quickly that I doubt it was checking them or maybe was hitting a barrier and stopping right there - tried it on a dead URL www.comcetclu.com and it came back with the same result....

Looks interesting and while I don't agree with Sharif on Firefox Quantum as it has way less problems handling many tabs as Chrome does [hog] - I'm more interested to hear from Ghost Browser on their privacy, security, tracking stance... Are you more like Opera :D and Brave :D or more like Chrome :( ?

Great tech and I used it when it was just in Beta... You forget it's there/you set it up and then boom all of your notes are handled for you. I'm hoping for an entry level plan for small users - while not too expensive @ $ 49/ month for a busy business client, many of my customers are small businesses [< 15 employees] and have very few meetings, they will have a difficult time justifying the...

Hi Jeevan, Interesting platform but it feels very advantageous for startups and not very much so at all for Beta Testers... I have been a beta tester for more than 20 years and more and more as time progresses, there is this notion that beta testers are a plenty and that we should do what we do for free - for the pleasure of being on the early stage of companies... and that's not *really*...

AWESOME! I don't have a Switch but now... humm ;)

Nice design and highly information but OUCH 9.99 € ?!? NOT worth it...

Salut Guillaume, Georges, et Julien, I'm torn here, here are some of the positives: -------------------------------------------- 1. Non-obstrusive vertical menu bar Small Minus: [the pop-over app announcement window with the name of the app, the gear icon and Home (and Add a new account for some apps) needs improvement in terms of UI/UX though it floats out there for no reason [should probably...

while I am happy to see alternatives - this is by no means 'simple', the UX needs some work :/

It's not clear to me, when you say it's based on Wordpress, do you mean the code? or that it sits on top of a Wordpress installation or that you were inspired by Wordpress? Some of the options above are fine some are a recipe for disaster :/ lol

Humm... well to say this is a step forward may be premature or pushing it - it's great that someone is working on a 'forward thinking UI/UX' for such an app but: 1. It is no more accurate or precise than the other solutions out there... 2. It is far less detailed than some... On the positive side, it's fast [then again the others aren't that slow] and it looks pretty... but that's a bit weak to...

Cool but I'm confused why not just use F.lux which is great, free, small and works perfectly? especially since F.lux's light seems more effective than Night Shift.

This seems awesome and I like the 3 options for paying back the tuition even though I do agree that having a monthly payment option would be WAY better... but the main issue which would prevent me [and I suspect a bunch of others] from applying is the 9am to 6pm commitment for 6 months... I do currently have a job [thankfully - even if perhaps not as high paying as I might like :) lol ] and...

So it seems that ItsyCal is an update to MenuCalendarClock [even though that software still works fine], and that InstaCal is an update to ItsyCal... sadly, aside from a 'prettier' look, I can't say that it has made me move away from MenuCalendarClock yet...

While the Trailer was cool, no idea what it can do, its specs etc etc but the trailer felt like a combination of The Matrix fast-forwarded to 2017 and what would be a sequel to Tron: Legacy ... pretty cool and definitely well done.