Sounds like a great app for skinny jeans-wearing apple fanboys who can't check tire pressure the normal way.

How about we invest that $676 a year in a $10 to $20 device called a tire pressure gauge? That leaves you with $656 to $666 a year to not look like an idiot taking pictures of your car's tires. I recommend Milton.

Take a couple shirts and fold them and place them in a stack, then press down on it with your hand. Look at how much volume all that air you just displaced was taking up.

... or, you could just use a butter crock aka butter bell.

There are only 2 types of iphone users...annoying hipster fanboys and......and.....ahem...there is only one type of iphone user.

How many more iPhones are there to review? I swear I've seen 10 of these already on here.

I've had my Pebble since February. In short, I love it. It's just part of how I operate with tech now. Makes everything more seamless.

Would still love to see the ability to swipe left for archive and right for delete, or vice versa.....still no luck :(

Even when you're explaining why iTunes isn't terrible for us non-cultists, you default to why it works well for people fuilly in the Apple environment. I don't have Airport Express. Or Apple TV. I don't have "any number of iDevices." I have a Windows PC and an Android phone and have no need of a smart TV because I…

I hope I don't sound too much like a hater with an agenda, but damn am I glad iTunes isn't in the top five.

I don't see why VLC wasn't mentioned. If you install VLC it's great for both video and audio files.

google doesn't lock you into platform, but they try to keep you locked into their services, because that's where they make money.

Not at all. I actually only get my apps from Google Play.

"both Google and Apple are keen to lock users into their respective ecosystems as much as they possibly can."

When he dropped the 5S screen down it didn't land on the glass. When he dropped the 5c it landed flat on the glass.

I do agree the iTards or iDiots are quite off putting, mine cone straight down to price point VS functionality. I've stated this before but I recently bought a new laptop, it cost about the same amount as a barebones MacBook. What I got was a fully loaded Sager and comparing it price point and functionality wise to a…

As an Android guy, the people that are starting to tick me off more than Apple users are third party Android users. Leave your non-nexus device out of the debate or start a different debate to talk about those devices. For once, I would love for an "android vs ios" debate to be "nexus devices vs apple devices." …

Side note. If you root your device it may be incompatible. You will have to be creative (*COUGH* *COUGH* Check XDA *COUGH* *COUGH*) For your rooted device's version.

Widgets are amazing. It's why I'll never own an iOS device. Well, that and Apple's price tags ...and their patent trolling ...and pretty much their entire ethos, but I digress.

The article and the comments seem to tell that if you buy an Android phone it doesn't work well as it is unless you run a multitude of apps to maintain the system. Is it true? I wouldn't know since I do a lot of tinkering (not because it didn't work, but I like to tinker :)). But my gut feeling is that, Android phones…