There is a more permanent solution that involves rooting your phone/hacking. Which voids warranties. So I never recommend doing that unless your phone is a terrible piece of junk or a spare you can mess up without ruining life. ;) Hope you find your phone more stable with the Task Killer in place!

Depending on what android version you have, you may not be able to delete it... If You go to the settings (From home screen: you can usually find the 'menu' button just to the right of the home button on phones [below the screen], and selecting the 'settings' button that appears). Find the 'applications' menu option…

Nothing quite like getting the crap pulled out of you...

No problem! My job involves dealing with lots of phones (all of the flavors; Android, iPhone, Windows phone, Blackberry, dumb phone, etc...), Sometimes the best thing to make your phone reliable is to keep it minimalistic. Store only your essential apps, files, pics, etc... and prevent excessive data (in storage and…

Theres a solid chance that dropping your phone doesn't help it any. However, I tend to believe app failures aren't just one thing (usually), but rather a series of problems. Usually minor things like a memory leaking issue (within app or OS), mismatched resolution of screen and resolution of app, hogging clock cycles,…

I bet you barefoot grape-stompers have some rediculously healthy skinned feet. And they probably NEVER smell bad. If they smell like something, they would smell like grapes!

somehow I see irony in the screen-names involved in this conversation...

I personally hate the Motorola Tundra the most. Its not chic, its not sexy, its marketing value is big, bulky, rugged, and its secondary function is that it a brick. Throw it at someone you don't like and put them in the hospital. AT&T will sell you these things for more than 150 dollars.

Were the hookers in Rochester? If so, they are probably tingling too... Think of it as a new STD.

Those damn admins... Always taking away the computers. Actually. I'm one of those damn admins... And I don't even know why we have to change people's computers all the time.

If you've ever been to Rochester before 2006 and felt your balls tingling... this is why.

Grade 4 he wears jeans... every other year. First day is shorts day.

I know if I had a dog around this type of tech, he'd probably be doing all sorts of whining and barking. Let alone running around and trying to scratch his ears with his paws...

Dogs everywhere start wimpering...

And knowing how Apple is with secracy, this person's first day ironically is their last day. Reason cited: Information leak. source: [gizmodo.com]

Don't think thats ludacris... Thats Xzibit you're thinking of.

So... Instead of swimming in the abundant water around you, you get in a boat to swim in water in the boat. Makes PERFECT sense.

You're probably right. I only made speculation off of what was said in the article. And who's to say that there aren't plenty of fake religious sites that are based in Africa, Middle East, and Eastern Europe that are intended to appear like a local Methodist church website? Its possible. Can't say I ever got a virus…

True, but I'd think that majority of the younger generations are better with computers. I speak first-hand. I am a christian and a computer tech.

Lets face it. Some of the people most susceptible to fake websites are senior citizens. And they are some of the most common church attendees. They probably want to find their churches website because the church stopped handing out bulletins (budget cuts) and started putting PDFs online. To which old people then get…