Dropped my HTC EVO and the screen shattered (in one of the most beautiful shatter patterns I've ever seen to be honest). I bought the phone off contract from a guy that had it flashed to use Boost Mobile's service, so taking it to Sprint for a replacement was out of the question. Then last night I started Googling…

I use Boost Mobile prepaid. Bought an HTC EVO off ebay for around $250, and with a bit of ESN-cloning (which I later found out may be illegal in some, if not most states) I now have unlimited everything for a flat $50 per month. With their "Shrinkage" deal I'll be paying $45/mo in another 3 months, $40/mo 6 more…

CL65 is indeed a two-door coupe. The CLS63 you referenced is a sedan.

I'm assuming you setup a separate, private Twitter account for this?

I'm wondering about Android's Google Voice integration in general. I have my phone setup to use Google Voice for outgoing calls, but I'm not sure that it works. I called my GVoice number from my home phone myself and the phone did not ring. I tried it again minutes later and it did work. Now I'm kind of worried that…

I doubt your graphics drivers have anything to do with Windows 8's improved search capabilities.

iCloud pushes all your camera photos from your iPhone to your desktop.

"Drop" a file into the Dropbox folder on your Mac, it is now available in your Dropbox app on your iPhone, your iPad, etc.

Actually, it's 12.5 hours.

Are iPhones wireless-n capable?

Diaz will probably just repost most of these on that ill-fated day. At least a couple of them are reposts already.

Toyota developed and released a self-parking Prius for the Japanese market as early as 2003. (It was subsequently implemented in the Lexus LS before the S-Class.) Cadillac had nightvision systems as early as 2000. Mitsubishi was the first to utilize laser-based cruise control for the Japanese-market Diamante in 1995.…

I managed to stay out of the fray of most of Gizmodo's "public relations" debacles, but this one takes the cake. I guess it hits close to home as the owner of an iPod touch as well as a Galaxy S. Reading through the comments I don't think I can articulate anything new that hasn't already been articulated, so i'm just…

It doesn't take that much time once you know what you're doing. Also, I've had generally the same Rainmeter setup for over 3 years now, so while there are people that just enjoy customizing to be customizing, that doesn't mean that there are people that don't benefit from it.

Discriminating against customers with Twitter accounts seems petty, at least to me.

& @Damien Morphet, @Stradenko

How do you tell a potential employee that you attended college but didn't finish because you couldn't afford it? Bonus points if you could suggest how one goes about listing this on one's resume.

Wasn't it Lifehacker that had a quick guide on integrating SearchEverything int Launcy?

I've been looking into getting a smartphone, seeing as my trusty iPod touch is now long-in-the-tooth. However the thought of signing a contract locking me into well over $2000 for two years scares me (esp. as a young person in an uncertain job market).

Indeed. Seems rather counter-intuitive to have to hand over your license, with your date-of-birth, address, hair color, eye color, height and organ donor status just to get a corporation to scrub your date-of-birth, address, hair color, eye color, height and God knows what else from their records.