They did say that (emphasis mine):
Google Wave was GREAT, and don’t you deny it!
It’s all about miniaturization. That Genius ring you linked to is huge!
Some people (like me) use too many tabs. It happens: http://gizmodo.com/are-you-addict…
"P.S. The new Contacts isn't yet available for Google Apps customers, but we're working on it."
Almost nobody uses it, though. From Microsoft:
Whoops! But skinned versions of Android also have some of the features Lollipop has. The point is now they're standard, everyone will get them without installing third party software. Everyone wins!
He's talking about features that pure KitKat doesn't have, not your skinned version. Also, he's not talking about "tap and pay", it's "tap and go", to transfer your settings from one Lollipop device to another.
Royal Caribbean says they actually got the idea for virtual balconies from the Disney Cruise Line's virtual portholes: http://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2013/08/05/eve…
I see. Two different K1 chips - one dual-core (on the Shield Tablet), one quad-core (on the Nexus 9) - but both have similar multi-core performance because the cores are different. Good to know!
What? The multi-core score is basically the same (3271 vs. 3166 on the Nexus 9) and the single-core score is actually much lower (1092 vs. 1903).
From their YouTube channel:
It's Samsung, alright. But he's not talking about generations, he's talking about iterations: there's the original Galaxy Gear, the Gear 2, Gear 2 Neo, Gear Fit, Gear Live and Gear S. I hope I'm not forgetting any of them.
"I'LL FLAUNT MY TONED STOMACH ALONE!"
GRADE: F (a cursed realm in which you can only speak in tabloid cliches, particularly "I'LL RAISE THIS BABY ALONE!" and "FLAUNTS HER TONED STOMACH")
Wow, it really is all over the Gawker network:
Counting 500 steps as 700 is indeed wildly inaccurate. By how much do other fitness trackers miss the mark, per your study? (I don't have access to that journal...)