Maybe something where a hostile alien race has wipes out most of Starfleet and the Federation, leaving only a ragtag fleet of Federation and civilian vessels left to look for a new home, while constant being chased by this alien threat.

One thing Star Trek is not know for is its consistency.

I still see a moustache.

I play inverted both on foot and in flying vehicles. Just makes sense to me. Pull back to look up, push forward to look down. What really messes me up is the "normal" control scheme.

When I was younger I thought "cult of personality" was "cultive personality". Y'know, because those guys could cultivate all sorts of things with their personality.

This has got to be one of my most favorite threads of all time. Love how well and truly you got owned here.

Raytheon-Sarcos - Primary supplier of power loaders to Weyland-Yutani.

Gives a whole new meaning to "Enterprise" users.

I have a feeling non-Apple tablets of the future are going to have to look something like this.

I'm gonna go for the "or not".

Are you sure? Netflix works on my Galaxy Tab 10.1. Is that only a Transformer thing?

Let us know what you find. I'd be interested in finding out.

Even disregarding user agent, I don't believe that there is a distinction between Android phones and Android tablet when using the default android user agent.

That may be true, but I don't think there's a distinction between Android phone and Android Tablet.

Read the comments, man. They way they calculate "tablet traffic" is completely useless.

A: Galaxy Tab 10.1"

I dunno if it has to do with being an android fanboy. If I see blatant misinformation being posted, I feel like I have to weigh in on the issue.

"I don't think it matters what "mode" you are surfing the internet on. It's still going to show you're using an Android device."

Not only that, but I'm reasonably certain that Android tablet browsers merely identify themselves as "Android", lumping them into the same category as the phones. Indeed in browsers where you can select the user agent, there is no differentiation between "Android Phone" and "Android Tablet". It's simply "Android".

I'm reasonably certain that Android tablet browsers merely identify themselves as "Android", lumping them into the same category as the phones. Indeed in browsers where you can select the user agent, there is no differentiation between "Android Phone" and "Android Tablet". It's simply "Android".