Now if only they would pop up randomly. "You've earned I Got Time for That! (spend at least 20 minutes looking at Lifehacker when you have a deadline within an hour from now)"

I didn't want to give it away for anyone born after 1987 (or really, 1982ish) =)

Great tip! Based on the article title, I was expecting a left, down, left, right, a, b, start at the cost register.

Yeah, I appreciate the info! Going out of town for the weekend and am putting the 'Do not call for any reason' auto reply, probably a good time to test it out.

Not sure if I want to praise you for pointing these things out, or damn you for the hole at the bottom of my bank account above steam's open mouth...

well, having a glitchy rom isn't really a concern as you can just flash a recovery. It's bricking that I'm really concerned about.

All great points. For number two, you can also use the tomatino timer method.

Work and home addresses have been a big part of Google's picture of you since Google Now was first introduced. However, they weren't always super easy to edit or even navigate to. With this update, every time you search for directions, one of the available cards will include your work and home addresses.

Any reports back on the stability of the de-skinned gs4s? That's my main concern with putting a ROM on my phone.

Scrolling while writing comments is key!

Looks like they are starting to add some of the Waze functionality (whom they purchased recently) like the traffic and having a set "home" and "work". I wonder how they load the traffic, whether it's user based (like waze) or if they get it from a DOT type source.

A much needed update. For some reason I have memories of the skype desktop client being... difficult to close as well. For the phone client, it was easy to log off before, I just uninstalled it.

Do it! I lost a grandmother to Alzheimers/dementia and the more we can do to help prevent others from suffering like that, the better.

My brain will never see it coming!

I typically use PDAnet which looks like it also has an ios version. I like it because you can download the pc-client to your phone, then extract it to your computer (easily).

Having internet is a good point. Typically work stresses during vacation for me come when I have a "did I remember to..." moment. Freak out a little, flip open the laptop, frantically search outlook, find it, relax again.

Not surprising but also shows another easy spiral to fall into regarding weight. My brother struggles with his weight, and also has sleep apnea(sp?) which is attributed to his weight.

Just as an FYI, it's not free. I just got it on sale for $1.34 or something around there, also has a nifty "On-screen LED" feature if your phones LED doesn't like to be anything other than red/green.

So what's the give away to the left handed setup? Headphones on the left, but that could be so they don't knock them off when getting up to see if it's snowing again.

If I had a view of snow-covered trees right behind my monitor, I wouldn't be able to get any work done. I would just sit and stare... or just read lifehacker articles all day... like I'm doing right now, only with snow...