That's what we did too. It became a science to get that exact spot.

Well aren't you special.

wow

Clipless are still the best but I like these for my commuting bike (simple upright slow riding) as I can wear my dress shoes to work and don't have to bring another pair. I had toe cages but they were putting pressure on the front of my shoes and leaving an indention on the toe. These are as close as I've gotten to…

This is obviously a fake. He put in the cartridge and it started on the first try. Everyone knows the proper way to start an NES game is:

Hey! Aubrey Plaza!

I'm thinking of making the switch. I recently ditched my iPad for a W8 device (having a tablet and my laptop as one is great). I have an iPhone and I'm not super concerned about losing the apps I purchased. I've played around with a few Android phones and I like the interface better than iOS. What may be keeping me on…

I agree with the ultrabook ones making more sense. I just got the Sony Vaio Duo 11. It's got some power but has that tablet like advantage when I need it. I'm interested to see what Apple is going to do when more and more of these tablet hybrids flood the market place. If there was an "iPad pro" or something like…

does it come in plaid?

THIS. My 3gs struggled with JB but my 4 runs great with the same JB apps. Even more actually.

Here's why I use it:

You're against cases and then when you finally say "this case is good" you choose one that doesn't protect the corners and covers the face of the phone. I don't get it.

Can't you reclaim the recovery partition though? I thought most Windows laptops came with that. Then you just transfer it to an external storage device and remove the partition. Maybe it's different with the Surface.

Wow. I used it when it first came out and the interface was gawd awful. They've improved. I'll give it another shot.

A friend of mine uses it and it has a great interface but alas, I don't have a Mac.

Nice. What I'd really like to see is a decent way to control Spotify on my computer using my iPhone. Like I can with iTunes and the Remote app.

You still get voicemail, just not visual voicemail that's a feature of the iPhone. I personally never used VV. I used Google Voice for my Voicemail so when I left ATT for ST, nothing changed for me.

I really want a decent alarm app that uses internet radio. I like to wake up to the news on my local public radio. Beautiful Clock Radio is the best I've found so far but it has its limitations. Anyone have a favorite?

They should have used transparent aluminum.

They should have used transparent aluminum.