Mac OS X and iOS Integration

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I'm so accustomed to using my iPhone that when I'm typing on my MBP and spell a word wrong I automatically hit delete momentarily expecting the correct word to pop up then I realize I have to do it the ol' fashioned way by using the track pad to highlight the word, right clicking, selecting the correct spelling then continuing with the typage. See where I'm going here?

We're becoming more mobile and web app-centric thanks to devices like the iPhone so I'd like to see some integration of iOS into OS X.

Activity Monitor for my Browser

019/365

Web browsers need a way for you to look at what's running in them and to kill web pages that are burning up your system. You can of course kill the process thread but this isn't always efficient as you may end up killing several pages at once. You also have no idea what you're killing and this would be nice to know. So Google Chrome team, get on that!

Growl Web Apps Notifications

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Growl the notification system for Mac OS X that allows applications that support Growl to send you notifications should invest some time in developing an API from web apps.

Growl for web apps would send a notification to your mobile device informing you of an update, message, email, ect. I'm not sure how this could be developed possibly to add a badge to a web app on the iPhone home page or a stand along app that notifies the user when any of their web apps are updated.

For example, when using the gmail web app on my iPhone it does not alert me audibly of visually so I must remember to check it thought out the day. That makes the web app practically pointless. The same goes of any of my web apps. This seems to be an important step in transitioning to the web 2.0 structure. If Apple's not going to implement it in iSO then someone else should. *cough* Growl *cough*

I Want While You Wait

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The need: I want something but do not want to wait in line for it.

The solution: A web/mobile app that allows you to post what you want, where to wait, and your compensation. The "waiter" can choose your terms or negotiate with you.

Example: I want the new Apple iDevice on launch day. I post this and someone agrees to wait in line for me. We agree on a price of $50/iDevice/sex. Everyone wins!