Does anyone know if there is an easy way to cross-post or import reviews written on Amazon into your blog w/ affiliate links for the product reviewed?

@JChez I think you just described Wall-E.

@Tes You're a douche.

@webmastir

+1

Had a few buddies buy decked out systems from them, none worked out of the box, and support was atrocious. Everything from cables that were not plugged in to cracked/damaged casings and internals.

@kevlew70 Get a sense of humor, you'll live longer.

@donor But in Soviet Russia, WiFi accesses you for free. (and no, it doesn't wear a WEP).

@planetwifi we get free ketchup though. USA! USA!

@(Unverified) the genpop does not care about music quality, if they did, then 128k mp3 files would never have taken off. They just want 'good enough' music, and they don't want to jump through hoops to get it.

Until Sony can define a consistent UX that bridges the retailers, the desktop, and the pocket, they will constantly be playing catch-up (gonna get flamed, but look at apple - if it were not for the iTMS and effortless store->itunes->ipod syncing, then they'd be an also-ran like Creative).

Hate to admit it, since I've spent more $$ on Sony cameras, HT equip, and portables than from any other CE company, but live and learn.

Definitely not meant for geeks, but would be a perfect setup for those out there that still double click URLs.

Give it a rest. Comments in tech blogs complaining about or correcting syntax, spelling and grammer (lol) are more worthless than 'First!' posts- They add just as much to the discussion (nothing), but take longer to read.


Back on topic: So this is like a combo Dropzone/Dropbox app? Any advantages to Droplr vs DZ/DB? Can it integrate with a bit.ly account? Drag and drop of any media that would generate a bit.ly link to the clipboard would be pretty sweet.