I've been using the Motorola S10-HD for about 6 months now, and I have zero complaints. I run 30 miles/wk and bicycle 150 miles/wk, wearing these the entire time. My biggest complaint about them, from a manufacturing standpoint, is that the interchangable ear-tips are a little too easy to remove, which led to me…

Pro-Tip: If you're in an Asian restaurant that only offers chopsticks as a utensil, you're probably all clear to just use your fingers (sushi) or eat directly from the dish (miso).

The Streak. It was a beautiful machine. I just retired mine in favor of a Skyrocket. Still use it as a bedside tablet/reader/alarm clock/whatever.

Man, the more I think about this thing, the angrier it makes me. All that "technology" and they can't even make it attractive. I'll take a Dutch-style city bike over one of these dumb things any day.

A solution looking for a problem. This is what step-through frames are for.

The real tragedy here is that if you've resigned to cooking anything this way, there's probably also no one else around to witness how clever you are.

Added bonus: You can never knock it over.

This. SO this. I was on board with the Streak from the get-go. Still have it, still love it. But no one else ever heard of it. Not even AT&T people knew what it was. Fortunately I haven't needed any support for it, but I still woulda liked more than a couple accessories. Everyone loves the Streak as long as…

Now, diagram that sentence.

Anal Tempo

Looks like an updated Neon. Pass.

This might be the first one of these I've been impressed by. Very elegant.

It sounds like DropSnap is the (Android-only) solution you're probably seeking.

Subtle. +1

"if you're not working toward anything, then you're really at a standstill."

The trouble with inane "inspirational" messages like these are that they teach you to lose focus on the simple of joy of just running and being in the game.

+1(000)

How does a fast-cadence/low-gear compare to slow-cadence/large-gear in terms of building muscle mass?

So, if this doesn't work with Android yet, and I already have my Chrome browsers synced, what is the benefit to using this? I'm not trying to be snarky, I'm genuinely curious if there's a benefit I'm missing.

Oh I very much like this. I need to give this a try. This should, at the very least, replace every music-player-app that either doesn't offer native lockscreen controls, or does it with bugs galore. The rest is icing on the cake.