I can sort of understand taking away Maps, but why YT?

You know, as much as I'd like to call this fake, I've had weirder happen to me so I'll give her the benefit of the doubt.

You're right on the proprietary cards, but the Vita slim uses the standard micro USB port that most phones use now a days.

If it helps at all, they tend to release costume packs, so you could get every swimsuit, for instance, for $10 when it would cost $15-16 to buy them separately.

So I bought Tales of Graces F on launch day ($60) then bought all the DLC non-in game costumes ($100).

I wanted the smaller version both for the faceplates and the size. I have the Zelda OoT 3DS (the nice black with gold accents one) and I love the size of it to bits, its' just that the corners are a little too sharp for extended gameplay sessions. The N3DS is both the right size, only a shade bigger, and the swappable…

In terms of hardware, I'm looking forward to the N3DS and the Xperia Z4.

I have this issue, except it's an obnoxious boss instead of a co-worker. For a long time I would just generally complain that he was annoying, but one time when I was venting to my mum she asked what is was specifically that I didn't like. Recognizing the specific ways he annoyed me has helped a bit in dealing with…

Yep, that's what they all are now unfortunately. Especially in your example, you can either get the phone cheaply from certain manufacturers, or get a small discount off of a very expensive phone through them. What a deal?

I wonder why? I'm on the 1gb plan and I'd probably get 200-500 megs rolled over each month. Assuming I rolled over the full 500, I'd only end up with 6gbs at the end of the year. If they didn't give 1gb plan users the 10gbs to start out with it would even out nicely.

If you have wifi at home, and wifi at work, and wifi at just about every store, airport, and attraction you don't really need much data. That and the main data hog (music streaming) no longer counts against your allocated amount, so I have a hard time going over half of my allotted gig per month.

T-Mobile did have a corporate discount plan that gave you a percentage off your monthly bill, but as of June (I think that's the right month) of this year it's been dropped in favor of discounts off your monthly bill instead.

I guess in future versions, or if someone actually tore their watch apart. Again, it's a physical part of the watch.

I kickstarted the Pebble back in the day and bought a M360 3 days after it came out.

I do have a smart phone. In my purse. In a storage closet three rooms away from my desk. Isn't bluetooth neat?

I've heard about recalling email in Outlook before, but I've never used it or had it used on me.

If you mean the black bar, I doubt the Moto 360 could be updated to remove it. It's a physical piece that holds the light sensor, not blacked out pixels on the display.

Isn't it great that everyone works at a desk and has pockets big enough to hold their phone? And who are allowed to actively consult their phone and have it loud enough to be noticeable at all times?

I know, right? Having my 5" phone strapped to my wrist is both functional, practical, and fully endorsed by my bosses!

A little of both probably, the Moto 360 has the flat bottom, but the other round watches don't. Though I remember seeing artists leave it out sometimes when the Moto 360 was the only round watch in town.