Got to agree with you there. It's almost as if he wasn't hearing the music at all. Shame, really.

Maybe in a larger form factor it may be less durable, or get too heavy when scaled up? Also, if I remember correctly, the ceramic compound uses alumina. Not sure if that blocks cell phone signals, but seems possible?

On the contrary, sounds like it's going fine, and going through a normal, healthy development process. I don't see anything reported here that indicates it's "not going well".

Affirming the consequent, w00t!

I don't always agree with you Jesus, but well put.

Truly a beautiful aircraft.

I should know better than to respond to these posts.

The basic problem is that GPS doesn't know what direction you are pointed unless you are moving. For your problem, you need a compass.

Actually, G+ has its fair share of tards, but due to the fact that you can easily control who and what you see and who and what sees you, you never see the tards.

I really wanted to get that plan as it would fit me perfectly. However, somehow the 4th largest city in the states doesn't warrant a buildout just yet. There are some HSPA+ cells here and there, but not where work or home is...which kinda sucks.

My Note II chuckles at the iPhone 5 being called a "large phone".

Wow, so they didn't have a project director. What's next, ships/planes with no rudders?

If you like the lyrics, read the following with an open mind:

" The construction worker who rebuilt the wall, a man named Dorival Rodrigues, was very surprised about the circumstances, claiming that he "found it weird because it was too easy" for having used such a rudimentary tool."

I agree with VTCaps. Google Now gets more useful the more information flows through it. It is pretty cool to see the websearches I was doing on my desktop appear on my phone, I'm sure that'll happen in the reverse. However, if you don't use Google Calendar to schedule appointments, or use Gmail (!) it'll be pretty…

Yeah, gotta agree with you there.

So a Samsung representative lashed out and said that Apple prefers to "compete through the courts rather than the marketplace".

"Or just Google it."

The timline for this will be interesting. AFAIK, they are reframing their HSPA+ from 1700 MHz to 1900 MHz, where the rest of the world has it. That hasn't been completed in many cities (two I think officially?) although I do see it from time to time here in Houston. This is what currently prevents iPhones from…