I've tried it for awhile also (before this update), but I'm looking for something more seamless. Having to swipe left/right/down/whatever and then it switches to a different app, where you have to do your pattern lock? It's too jarring. Even though I've had a pattern for years, I still semi expect it to unlock after…

This kind of thing is cool and all, but I'm not even considering it until I see a PIN/Pattern/Password option. Leaving it as just a swipe to unlock is not very secure, in my opinion. Especially with all the information I keep on my phone.

Turns out you have to pay to lock a price in. I would have to pay $25 to lock in a flight next month, and decide in one week. It went up to $45 if I wanted to decide in 3 weeks.

I was curious too, so I tried it out. Turns out you have to pay a certain amount to keep your price locked. It's undetermined until you choose a flight, since they calculate the risk involved of your flight going up, and you pay whatever amount to keep that flight price locked. Mine was $25 if I wanted to leave in a…

Just curious, but here's a question for those of you who share everything with your partner. How do you hide things like birthday gifts?

The actual comment was "It's a little ridiculous considering there's a new school shooting every month" anyways.

"If she doesn't want to get shit on for a student being shitty, ask her if she wants to get shit on for every single student."

Perfect! Even though I have to keep a google music tab open, that's no big deal. I just keep that minimized, and I won't accidentally close the tab. Thanks!

I want this... but that uses Google Play Music. Is there such a thing? If not, there really should be.

Here's my issue(s) with the way the whole system works. My wife is an elementary teacher, so my statements are based off of that.

Someone pushed the button "Public" instead of "Private". ;-)

Ah, I misread the picture. It looked like if you swiped left from the home screen you would get to the phone app, and if you swiped right you would get to settings. Darn.

Where did the front homescreen in the top picture come from? I don't see it in the play store... but I've been looking for an app that does that (It shows shortcuts when you swipe left/right from the home button), however it looks like this app only shows the shortcuts in a dialog box?

My first reaction was to grill you on how dynamic Android is, since you're suppose to code your app to work on all screen sizes. I was going to go into how Apple would like devs to believe that it's super hard to code for Android, and super easy to code for iOS because Android is so "fragmented" (devs haven't had…

I still have my touchpad as well. It's in the kitchen, and I use it for watching Netflix while doing the dishes, and my wife uses it for cooking/recipes. It's a good durable tablet. Helped me make it through college, especially since I didn't have $500+ that every other tablet costed (no Nexus 7 back then).

Also worth noting in the previous paragraph, regarding the information used:
"Everplans may share aggregated or deidentified information such as statistics about our customers, sales, product usage or traffic patterns, and related website information. This information will not include any information directly…

If you do talk to them, would you let them know that this is a dealbreaker for a few of us? Like I mentioned in a previous comment... I was seriously considering of buying until I saw this. There would be a lot of very personal information there, and I don't want to store that in a place where others (besides those I…

Ick. I was seriously hoping that having a paying option would mean that they wouldn't have to do that. :/

That was my plan at first (and it's totally possible, btw. That's what their free account is for.)

Well darn. I'm still hoping for 2+ years, though! Thanks for the update!