I doubt it. It probably has a lot to do with the Windows 10 kernels being similar between the 2 platforms. You never know though!
Bkral
Bkral
Heroes, not players, you very MOBA nub lol.
Have you used a Leap Motion? It’s garbage.
For the show, he is the Night King, but not the books.
One weekend at a tournament isn’t going to hurt his schooling.
Just looking at YouTube it’s your average vanilla WoW clone. Nothing like the games it’s based on.
I disagree, many times people want to surrender far to early and you will never have those games like I have had where my nexus is down to less than 10% and to manage to pull of a win through sheer determination will never happen. If the game is going so bad you want to surrender the game is designed in a way that you…
They're posting their own pictures—nobody is being exploited.
Maybe it is just me, but I literally cannot stand the stupid Black bar waste of space where the HTC logo is. I get having a big lower bezel for capacitive buttons, but this thing has on screen buttons. I like on-screen buttons, but only because they make it so you can have a bigger screen on a smaller device.
Most of them do not finish.
SLI-ing two 2gb cards doesn't make it 4gb. It's still 2gb lol.
Also, it's too big FOR YOU. Not for me, not for a couple million people who like phablets. Get over yourself.
Dude, again personal preference. I have a Note and the size is fine, widely accepted consensus or not. I likes it like that. I ain't gonna change my opinion because a consensus says so. And what you think looks stupid matters not one iota to me. Remember, subjective opinions are subjective.
Yeah, but people rarely hold phablets up to their head to talk. They either never talk on the phone (like myself) or they use a Bluetooth headset.
i dont think i've ever typed with my phone on a flat surface
But they do still receive lots of money... and endorsements... and money... and stuff like money and sweet Championship rings. There is still more than the whole possessing the trophy for less than a year.
always found it funny that new Android users are often disappointed to discover that their shiny new smartphone won't get any updates – or worse, that it was running old software from the moment they bought it.
Are they though?