@trav23: No, they can dial any number they want.

@ckarv: I was about to get a nose bleed watching this, screaming JUST CALL THE PERSON. Seriously... what is the point of voice to text to voice when you can cut out the clunky middle man and just use voice. This blows my mind.

@CorporalMaxSterling: Symlinks are simple, Dropbox is simple, and the native phone apps are awesome. What exactly is your problem? To scared to open up a command prompt, or spend 5 minutes learning how to?

@I love me some cleavage: Seriously. Lifehacks go beyond the point of practical some times. This is one of them.

@MrEvil: Yeah, Ren was a dog. Stimpy was a cat. Sort of.

@LawPrei8: Yup, this is built in to the higher end Alienware machines. Judging from his design, he lifted the idea directly from Alienware.

Or you can just turn the auto-update option off -_-

@Hoffy: Huh, that is weird. I have always had good luck with it in the past.

Uhh, DoubleTwist?

@deanhatescoffee: uhhh... Google Sky Maps...

1) Doesn't have to manually be downloaded, it will update automatically assuming you're on a stock 2.2 build.

You use Rock Player and never bother converting again.

@Kevitivity: haha, so true

@humanbeansrock: Except that is where the fallacy occurs. Hiding your SSID is not ANY step in security. It does not make a wireless network more secure by any sense of the matter.

WebSharing. Search it on the market.

@31337h4ck3r: modern vehicles, nope, it's just fine.

@mike_311: It's true. And it's wonderful.

@duckyreads: I've been using Crossloop for quite a long time now.

@aqtrans: you are correct. Fennec is the codename, not the release name.

@GldRush98: Fixed this and still not working. Did you guys even test this out? :-\