I'm worried how that swipe up gesture cooperates with Google Now on Android 4 devices.

If the sender is on Sprint, MMS kind'a works - the attachment gets sent to Gmail and you get a notification in Voice.

I like it when somebody does something really unique... and this is one of them.

VOTE: Backblaze

That Feedly/RSS tip for Firefox is amazing.

I'm in this line.

This and FF tab groups.

No Evernote?!?

I tried the start screen... it's a good idea on paper (why limit the start menu to a tiny portion of the screen?) but I didn't like it. I went with Classic Start mainly because it's on Ninite. I haven't used the start screen since. Well other than to start the desktop after rebooting. :-)

I ended up writing myself a Greasemonkey/Stylish script to get rid of them. Here's the code for the in-article "related" posts:

Index cards higher than paper clips?!? Oh the outrage!

VOTE: Nexus 4

The link to Google Tasks is broken. Officially it's http://mail.google.com/mail/help/task… but all that does is give you info about Google Tasks, not Tasks itself. Fortunately, there are a handful of Google-supported URLs that will get you Tasks in a browser window:

On pre-4.2 phones I found 'Notification Toggle' to be really useful. Just like it sounds, it provides loads of system level toggles (and app links) in the notification pull-down. Tons of customization options too.

If you have a NFC tag to turn the ringer off do you need another NFC tag to turn it back on or can you set it up so the ringer turns back on when removed from the NFC Tag?

I checked... and you're right. (Am I allowed to admit I was wrong on the internet?) Also, I agree with you about using your phone number. I was at Dick's last week and they offered some sort of something if I used my rewards card. I asked "I don't have a card on me, what about my phone number?" Yep, it was on…

Target doesn't accept phone numbers.

That's about how often I remember to check the mail. Works for me.

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I already had Camera ZOOM FX so I just installed that. Of course, I've never counted how many pixels it doles out but it's enough to keep the kids happy.