Seth Porges

It helps to understand the science. Blue lights suppress melatonin, which keeps you from going to sleep when you want to. This is why staring at screens before bed = no good. F.lux works by filtering out blue light. You get a red hue to your screen which takes getting used to, but it seriously makes it easier to go to bed if you're using your computer late at night. There's a similar Android...

I find that recording phone conversations or interviews on cell phones can be sort of a pain. By far the easiest method I've found is to use Google Voice. If you have an incoming call, just tapping the "4" button records the call and backs it up in your Google Voice account for safekeeping, sharing, or downloading. To minimize shadiness, a voice announces that the call is being recorded.

Hey guys. Seth from Cloth here. Happy to answer any questions! We just went live.

I also enjoy the FAQ section. Something tells me most of these questions—most of which are some variation of "can Leggage be used to carry things that AREN'T laptops?"—aren't exactly "frequently asked" http://www.leggage.com/faqs.htm

I have absolutely no idea if this is useful, or just a seriously bulbous laptop case. Last I checked, having ridges does not a massage make. That being said... maybe it works?

Am astonished at how much faster (75+ mbps) the number one NYC hotel is from the number two (mid-50s mbps)... and how creepily slow others are (below 0.50 mbps Extraordinarily useful.

Played with a Spire prototype recently and it's pretty awesome looking. My mind goes wild thinking of the fun ways apps could interface with a breath-detection device.