How are those data caps treating you? Also, battery life indoors is gloriously better if you are connected to WiFi.

You need better friends then. Or your mind is too innocent. Or too dirty for Apples To APples, in which case you need to try out Cards Against Humanity.

I just installed my new 55" 4K SEIKI. I like it a lot so far. I'm not sure what people are bitching about, picture is really clear and it was a really good price to future-proof a purchase I probably won't make again for 4-5 years.

Update: The aforementioned 55" Sears-exclusive Seiki is actually $825 right now, with free in-store pickup. Their Black Friday ad heavily promotes this particular set with an $85o special price, so to see it for even less today makes us think it might be an error on their part. That said, grab it while you can, and…

Nope. Just bought it. Went fine.

Not a mistake. For you guys, out of the goodness of my heart, I went ahead and bought it. It went through just fine.

You mention that we should wait for premium HDTVs. What would you consider a premium HDTV? For example, I'm looking for a 50-60 in NON SMART (I absolutely do not want to pay for someone's UI that I will almost never use) HDTV. Would you say that I should wait for Cyber Monday or another date? I've also seen a couple…

I don't think the economic cliff is so big as you explain. But yes, in average, an iPhone user does have higher income. But it's not that only hobos use Android and rich guys use iPhones. Just a small correlation lol.

I've owned the Logitech Marathon Mouse for years and loved it. I finally upgraded to an MX performance a couple weeks ago though.

How about its expensive to add languages to a tool you use for free, and they'll get to it when they can? Is that a good excuse?

Neither. I don't like reaching. Just keep a roll nearby and just unroll with your hands.

Ok. Have no rewards and no credit history.

So why should IT policy be followed in this instance? It's the purpose of IT to support the organization in meeting its goals, not the purpose of the organization to follow IT's rules. People in IT who can only think in terms of "were the rules followed? y/n" are exactly the people who shouldn't be in IT, shouldn't be…

Well I said it pushes customers to use more baked in solutions such as Airplay and home sharing, which provide better experiences than plugging stuff in. If people really want to, well, there's an adapter for that.

I've had really good experience with the adapters. They work well when you need them to, and when you don't, you just put them away. I rather buy just the adapter I need rather than having a bunch of just in case ports that make the phone ugly.

Apple does make adapters that will let you output HDMI video and audio. It's not a limitation, it's just an addon for people who actually care about things like that.

Background App Refreshes are opportunistic updates. It means they only update when the conditions are right. Such as good wi-fi, good battery life, near home, when it thinks you're about to use them, etc.

It's not THAT good of a job.

Thank you, that was exactly the type of response I needed :-)

Well, Apple puts out CDMA phones as well, but they get updates on day 1.