Yes, I'm aware of these, but it's a kludge because it's outboard and can be lost/forgotten and an extra hassle to charge/manage that isn't just part of the device. Not exactly the "elegant" use that you expect from an Apple system.

Wish my iPad had an SD slot. Loading up podcasts, training videos, movies, games, etc. still bumps me against the storage limit. It's so annoying having to do this cleanup process regularly -I'd rather spend that time enjoying the device rather than working around its storage limitations.

Should have opted to "cover it up" - w another superhero/heroin riding him cowgirl style.

Kiki?

Sorry, A's fans...

I've been mounting a screen to my dash since I used my PDA for navigation and music in the early 2000s. One thing I'll never want is a "built in" screen that looks good but puts the device dangerously low and out of my line of sight. I prefer top-of-the dash so the screen is essentially within your field of view…

When i got my 1st gen Mazdaspeed, I found out that the Japanese models had a dash where the top had a fold-out nav that disappeared flush with the dashboard. I ordered that piece fr0m eBay as the shell for my tablet mounts. When I park, I just slide the tablet out and push the top down (I ordered the non-motorized one…

Sorry, my phone already has a new best friend, the 128GB micro-SD card I got recently and it works great. The problems this is meant to solve I won't have as I will never run out of space and the phone itself can be the flash drive as I'll just use my retractable data cable or wireless to move files to and from the…

exactly. this is one of the ways i gauge the quality of a teacher, whether they hit on breathing and footwork - what should be part of the "foundation" they teach beginners or whether they go right after the "flashy" stuff they think is going to impress a new student.

A few of the watchfaces on my Pebble can display the phone's battery level.

Yes, this one is even only $80 compared to $120 + $20 while being the type that's more flush in those laptops that SD cards don't go all the way into.

There's a food truck around our parts that makes some kickass sriracha fries.

I'd rather protect my device BEFORE the screen cracks, so for a while now I've been putting tempered-glass screen shields like the Spigen Glas-Tr on my devices. I've dropped my Note 2 & Note 3 a few times on concrete and had no damage (and all I have is one of these and a bumper case to protect the edge trim).

That's why I VPN outside of the US and subscribe to NFL Game Pass.

I stopped putting icon shortcuts to apps on my homescreens a long time ago. I have over 500 apps and can get at any of them from any app with a swipe and one or two taps (without going to the home screen -first-, which is a flaw with putting apps on the homescreen in general). With a combination of SwipePad (or…

I tried Republic Wireless last year and returned the phone due to spotty coverage in the SF East Bay Area where it would be used the most (reason why I don't trust any Sprint MVNO such as Republic at this time for our use).

Same boat here: work issued iPad, so I figure make the most of it. As it stands now, it only comes out for testing and entertainment - real work gets done on the tablet hybrid Win8 or my Note 8 (for most of the same reasons you described).

This is a reason I love using my rooted Note 8 in place of a laptop (sometimes). The side-by-side windows in Samsung's Note devices is very useful (if you're rooted, there's a way to enable ALL apps to do side-by-side, not just the initial set blessed by Samsung). I wish this was available on other platforms as the…

I prefer using a hotspot like my phone or MiFi so the connectivity isn't trapped on a single device and I'm not paying for multiple LTE lines. Also, I've found that the iPad that I must carry for testing purposes much less capable for actual business use than my android devices.

I hope someday Apple fixes their gimped…

Glacier is primarily meant to be "cold storage" - so the retrieval time is not going to be immediate as what you would see with S3.