You can digitally sign and/or password protect both PDF and DOC files.

The only reason I opened this post was to comment that it was a repost, but you beat me to it.

...because we should trust charts made by people that don't know the difference between pliers and pincers.

I have a separate account, so that I can separate subscriptions from letters, but I also do this.

That's what I do.

I never cared about changing wallpapers and multiple taskbars.

I'm using Atom launcher.

This has to be the dumbest thing I've ever read on Lifehacker.

For future reference: If you have a decent motherboard or sound card on your PC, you could just change your input source to Stereo Mix while you play the audio from a voicemail and switch it back afterwards.
For older PCs, you can get a Virtual Audio Cable driver that will provide a virtual link to use an output source…

The real question with T-Mobile's jump plan is whether it includes regulations that forbid rooting and/or unlocking your phone?

That's what I've done for now.

Unfortunately, my account always seems to be amongst the last to get the upgrades :(

Google doesn't provide SIP access, but you can use this: https://simonics.com/gvgw/

I still can't dial a phone form hangouts in GMail with the new layout!
So far, it seems like the only solution it to invite yourself to a hangout, then add the phone from there, or to revert back to the old GMail chat :(

You make is seem as though you're surprised that a Shure product is good.

No. You get used to that too.

I use KeePass.

I have one Samsung Micro Usb charger that I keep at my desk next to my PC and use for everything.

Do you know of anything that can blink the key backlights on the Galaxy S2 in place of the notification LED, which it doesn't have?

http://encrypted.google.com