How? I'm having the same issue as AgentRockstar, I'm pretty much only doing searches on music I already have, which defeats the purpose.

Then, someone like me comes along and screws that up a bit. I had the streaming only plan (its the default for a new subscriber, of which I'm one). However, with how crappy the selection is, I switched to the DVD only plan last night. If the streaming selection was even close to the DVD selection, then I wouldn't mind…

Several people on the TransformerForums site (which I'm also a member of) have claimed to see TF's in the wild at brick and morter retailers, so you might have more luck getting one now.

Firefox and Chrome (dunno about other browsers) both allow you to add custom CSS. In the case of Chrome, its in C:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\User StyleSheets\Custom.css in XP or C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\User…

Nope, thats a lot of how I do it (same with on my Tablet as well). Heck, I have the market search as a search engine in Chrome, making it even easier to search for something.

Very much this.

Exactly! I work second shift, so the majority of my internet usage is off-peak hours, but I'd still be subjected to the same data caps even though the chances of my usage affecting anyone else is very slim.

Thanks to Verizon having the OG Droid, a lot of us Android users are gong to feel the pinch of caps (or will when VZW removes us from being grandfathered in... I'm guessing that'll be around November 6th or so when those who purchased it on released day are off-contract).

"It's bad enough caps exist, but I can't even begin to imagine why one of the main internet providers in the country can't mimic that kind of policy. It's like they actually hate people for daring to use the internet."

If anyone's curious about the timing on this, its because all of us who got the OG Droid on release day (November 6, 2009), our final "new every 2" is available starting July 6, 2011.

We have that here in Ohio (SW corner where I'm in anyways), with the fireworks available in Indiana. However, we get the booze from Kentucky, so it all works out. Of course, the city and state sponsored shows tend to be really good (helps that there's a local company that makes fireworks).

Link to first page of article: [www.nytimes.com]

Android also has Andronoter that syncs with SimpleNote (my preference). Lately though, I've been debating about going Evernote just for a recipe box rather than saving links to recipes.

You must be thinking of other Midwest pizza for the rectangle pizza, Chicago does a true wedge.

Splashtop comes pre-installed on the Transformer and they've (Splashtop) recently started a beta test (Windows streamer server and iOS clients only) to allow access to the computers via a GMail account, no router fussing necessary.

VOTE: Google Calendar

No, titanium will not link items from the Amazon store with the market (believe me, I tried).

Here at work, I use Synergy to control my computers that are setup to look like a dual monitor setup. This lets me keep tasks truly separated (including CPU-intensive items) while still having a computer to work on, but yet also not have to keep switching keyboard/mouse.

From Paypal's terms of service: The Check Processor will transfer the funds related to any Check image you submit to you no more than 7 Business Days from the date you submit the images, unless the Check or its image does not comply with the requirements above, or is returned unpaid by the bank that it is drawn…

That would actually, and they could make it interesting (or annoying, depending on your view) by maybe having you answer a couple of questions and get sorted into your faction at character creation.