@Ccomfort: true, most universities & such do that; and that applies for multiverses on different levels; but also think about gravity itself..

@rlee: We've had quite a few, but we have to send them back to the manufacturer because people either want a free phone with no features (just call) or they want a smartphone in which now-a-days blackberry doesn't do enough; (havent sold a blackberry in months either) and windows mobile is non-existant (I've sold a…

@Ccomfort: mm, see it as you may. The trick isn't to propel yourself the speed of light, it's to bend space in a method that you're moving faster than light.

@ima747: It doesn't always mean higher cost, the reason for low prices on the app store is due to the intense competition- the app can still remain 99 cents if it's sold in volume, and the refund policy wouldn't affect that if it's a good application.

@JakeMG: Ω Man: That's exactly what I said, haha.

@tw@t: True, though google's rolling out a way for that to be done on android apps over the next few months via cloud authentication methods.

@jackcrack7: Hmm, I thought they had a fee for under $10 apps for the first 24hr (prior to june 1st) then afterward, only for apps over $10... If that's not the case, sweet.

@mbschneider1: Just add a secondary box above with some wire & you'd have a nice grill.

@JakeMG: Ω Man: Who cares; if there were less fart apps; the world would be a better place.

@luciusad2004: Have to agree with you; apps that offer less than a day's usage/re-playability shouldn't even be on the store... just a waste of money, like buying a soda but having to keep the can.

@Segador: I don't think it would hurt them as much as you'd think; on my Nexus I've got quite a few 99 cent apps that I rarely use but I keep anyway.. though that could be akin to me not having to do anything once the 24 hour window is up in order to keep it. (the example here entails that you have to pay for it after…

This would certainly be an improvement.

Hmm, well as a T-Mobile sales rep I've never sold a symbian phone, but well over 100 android phones.

Am I the only one dying to know what the 5 trillion+1'th digit is now?!

@coalheartly: Dude, I don't think inspiration quotes would do it.

Still love Android's refund policy.

@Kaiser-Machead v.2.1.1: Agreed; but not avoided.

Holy Sh!7, if I was moving to NY, I'd room with him.

@Snafu77: O_o I hadn't seen it either... picsay pro might get quite a bit more interesting now, haha.

@numo16: Ah, I've got the fundamentals down pretty well. I've been doing 3d-similar stuff since I was around 8ish, and I turn 21 on Tuesday. (K-NEX.. thinking in wireframe from an early age, milkshape 3d at age 12 ;))