I use it for two reasons: to actually be able delete messages as opposed to archive them and to use alternate addresses as I pull all my mail to gmail and am able to send through all my different email addresses through gmail.

Awesome piece. Great post; reading this piece didn't feel like reading a huge post....it must've been the intermittent action scenes

Thanks for your input! Do you know the the Optimus Black is due? and I'll definitely take your recommendation on buying it from Target; that might be worth it!

Hey Whitson,

So goood! Maybe then you can post the disc image to the forum and they might be able to help you access the data

That's incredible...for some reason I feel like the first pic is fake even though it isn't.

They are now moving to Amazon WebServices... that's safe right?

Maybe it's because Apple is marketing it as "Lion on a 4GB SSD drive" therefore tricking people into thinking its better than a regular usb drive, or maybe it's because it's apple...not sure

It's because they're marketing it as a 4GB SSD making it sound fancier...therefore being able to charge $40....or maybe it's because it's Apple, I'm not sure

Is this available in all countries???

For one second there I though the fine was $1

The Android version was released the day Google+ was released.

Not necessarily. It drops if you are selling it in the same school, but many times you can still sell old editions at a high price.

I'm pretty sure the site just got the Gizmodo treatment

I will say that although this is great (for Amazon), a student can save money by renting. However, during my undergrad I always got my books from Half.com (At a much cheaper price) and then sold them or rented them the next year (unless I wanted to keep the books). On books I didn't want I would say I recovered about…

I completely agree with you. I don't enjoy reading on an e-reader or tablet and I definitely find the physical books easier to read and easier to study from. The only problem is of course moving and bringing your library with you....

One thing that has definitely helped me is create a budget (and modify it as I go) but stick to it. It has definitely allowed me to have some financial freedom (in the sense that I know how much I have to spend) and has helped me build up a savings account and reduce debt.

Didn't you hear? Lifehacker is becoming it's own entity #Rumors #CompletelyFalse

Thanks for the WhiteD00r tip. I had never heard of it until last week in your article; so I decided to give it a try. My device is so much speedier and the battery lasts so much longer. I will say, since you have to set it up as a new device it can be a pain, but it's worth it (for old devices). The only things that…

Hey, which keywords did you use for this? I added my own campaign and ran out of money while only getting 1 extra Gb...