You guys should do a piece about the best Android apps that have already updated to the Materials Design. If you do, I suggest "CouchPotato Mobile" by ap_dev. It's an extremely niche app, but it's hands-down the best example of Materials Design I've seen so far.

What amazes me is just how close to the whole "Material Design" Mokriya was before Google even came out with that design. Granted, it has its differences, but it definitely maintains a similar look/feel.

Is there any solution for putting these kinds of features (Xposed modules) into your ROM without having Xposed? I'm on an Android "L" Preview ROM, and Xposed isn't supported since it used ART instead of Dalvik... :(

It's very much dependent upon your specific requirements. For example, if you don't have any intention of playing games or doing heavy graphics-related stuff, then don't buy a graphics card. Most operating systems benefit a lot from having 4gb or more of RAM. A HUGE factor (in my opinion) is having a solid-state drive…

You didn't read the article, and decided to post a response to the AUTHOR OF THE ARTICLE saying that he's wrong on his response? The article is in reference to the STABLE release of Chrome. The latest stable release is x64. Not Canary...

Might as well be the Air Force motto: "Shake, Take, Salute." shake with your right, take with your left, then salute with your right...

Facebook runs an ad campaign, Plex runs a freemium model. There's really no similarity there because Facebook customers don't even have an option to pay for the extra features, so there's a huge difference there.

It has to "phone home" so that it can push the index out to your devices that may not be on the local network. It's a genius design! I understand that you don't trust them, but at least understand that there's a reason for what they're doing!

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Yep, all seems well on those fronts!

adb is software that lets you push commands to android devices. It stands for Android Debug Bridge (meaning it's a "bridge" between the computer and the Android device that's used mostly for debugging)

lolwut? You pay for each individual part of a computer, why shouldn't software cost? If you're willing to pay $60 for a game, you should be willing to pay the $100 for the software that runs the entire system you're using!

Just make sure to include the zeroes in the months/days, or your sort won't work at all!

I read this to my wife, and I'm still laughing! Add reading/replying to my list of things I do after work... (that makes 3!)

And Microsoft's Modern UI for Win8 isn't the exact same as Windows Phone?

Are there people that DON'T do this?

That's pretty legit. I suppose if you're trying to budget your drinking and/or caloric intake from drinks, this is a better idea. For people trying to just track BAC, I'd say the first app seems more direct (and looks like it's much easier to add a drink than the one you posted.

Yes

Who said anything about porn ;)

I use it for large video files all the time...