No idea but my guess is that it's just a house from street view judging by the lines on the chimney.

So not to be the comma police, but I keep seeing this mistake pop up and it needs to be pointed out (note the comma after "bull"):

Gotta love democracy huh?

The vr6 does sound amazing, but why not the 1.8t from the mkiv? Mine has 184k and I still get 30mpg city and 36 highway out of it.

The title of the app is My App Sharer though, isn't that specific enough? I would also assume that if you've clicked on this link that you probably know what it is. If say you hypothetically don't, it's the .exe, .dmg, or .ipa of the android world.

Seriously, every single time.

This one was put out from the factory if I'm not mistaken so it's going to be simple. Just wait a few months for the Corvette team to actually put sponsors on it, as I'm sure it'll be quite a bit different.

Really? I think it looks TERRIBLE!

Weird, I came here thinking I was going to say the exact same thing. Wondering about the existence of a supercharger on a z06 and leaving the zr-1 to be... dare I say, twin turbo? AAAAAAAMAZING

Well that is strange. I have no idea then. Maybe they changed something with micro usb then? Regardless, I know how you feel. Been a student for quite a few years now. Been there man.

Haha, well I didn't see that coming. So it's doubtful that you still have the stock charger, but does it charge at over .5A? Maybe at the time they came out with that phone, 1A charging wasn't a thing for phones yet, but that's kind of doubtful. Secondly, why do you still have a Galaxy Nexus?

Haha, no problem man.

Man I really wish Apple actually posted info like this to the tech sheet for their iPhones, but I can assure you from testing that the max input rate for an iPhone 5 is 1.2A. Maybe they changed it for the 5S- is that what you're using? Either way, that's pretty unlikely that they did change it, so I'm gonna call your…

Too bad an iPad charger charges at the same rate as a normal stock iPhone charger, ya know, 1.2A. IPhone limits it. Common misconception that iPad chargers charge iPhones faster than an iPhone charger.

Really? Must be your cord then. I use a monoprice "premium" 6ft cord and use the 1A port and that's exactly what I get (using my Nexus 5 or 2013 Nexus 7).

Here's a good cheap charger: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00…. It registers a 1A charge rate on my Nexus 5 and 2A on my iPad retina. Works great.

Alan, two things- first what you didn't include in your quote, which mind you is a big deal, is that each device regulates what charge rate it accepts. SO an iPhone will not take a 2A charge from a iPad charger, max is actually somewhere around 1.2A. Second, not so much a big deal at all, W=V*A, which is pretty much…

Totally agree. I think the problem is that the manufacturers know that 99% of the consumers out there don't know this and wouldn't understand it if they were told it so they continue making cheap chargers for less, thus implying a charger that didn't split the current would cost more for manufacturer and consumer and…

So here's the thing- it's partly to do with inferior cords as Christacula pointed out, but mainly to do with the charger. Short explanation- most new chargers are marketed for Apple devices and even though they advertise 2A, for an Android device, they may be limited to .5A. Full explanation- read what DriedSponge…

Qi chargers right? That's what I use currently for My Nexus 5 and it works great. First thing you need to look for is something with an output of 1A or 1000mA bc anything else will take a super long time to charge. This is partly due to the fact that Qi seems to be around 70-72% efficient so the max charging rate will…