heavymark
heavymark
heavymark

So you carry all your important files on a flash drive on you, which at any time could have an error and not work, or you could leave in your pocket when doing a wash and destroy, or someone could steal such as when your clothes is not on you but in your gym locker, or an obnoxious friend could push you in the pool

I agree. Use to do everything with one hand. With iPhone 5 its hard to reach back button, and with the 6 it will be even tougher, and iPhone 6 would be a joke. If Apple had there way they would have kept it small but people want bigger so they get bigger.

Yes pricing is always on contract. Buying phones off contract are usually 600+

Look at every phone before the iPhone and look at every phone after it. Then think about who is innovative and who are the copiers.

My big concern is that on Apple's website they mention touch id is required to make a purchase with your phone, but that you can also use your watch. Which means touch id is not required to make a purchase which seems like a big security issue. I imagine your phone has to be unlocked and maybe if someone takes your

While it's beta one would expect bugs, but in this case it's more a complete lack of features. If you use to Gmail web interface you will only find about 5% of the features, same case if your use to Mail.app. I don't think this is tailored for Gmail users or Mail.app users, but rather more focused on your grandparents

Delete the partition.

As someone who has been using Yosemite since day one full time, its incredibly buggy. If you only use it occasionally you may not notice as many but using it daily you will encounter crashes and glitches right and left. The phone feature doesn't work well either. The texting sms works often but breaks and the phone

So by your logic, if I go to a movie theater and sneak in, then the police can't do anything because the theater should have had better security (maybe armed men at the door?), and since i never bought a ticket, I didn't agree to their terms. They would be chargeable because they would have knowingly stole (gotten a

'Give it a try when you can' or only 'consider in an emergency'? You seem to be saying two different things, and should't be promoting illegal actions. If legal action were taken against a person for doing it somehow, a defense could not be, 'Mark Wilson told me to' nor 'make your security stronger'. As if I go to a

Yes, it's stealing. It's no different than going to the movie theater and sneaking by the ticket attendant to illegally watch a movie.

No, it's not bad. Anything Yahoo touches it will destroy. I haven't used any Yahoo service since the hayday of Flickr and Delicious. I have 0 faith Yahoo will be able to create any compelling product.

There seems to be one gaping omission from this entire article, which is you make no reference to your house assessing for more rather than less which is just as likely. Unless there is some law that prevents them from increasing, there should be a massive disclaimer that you are taking a big risk that you taxes could

Huh, what else does it do? I mean you can do this already by simply having a folder in your dock and drag and files to that and even have that folder show what's in the stack.

Save for Web in Photoshop however does reduced the quality based on how low you want the file size. This article says that it is without quality loss, so must be using a different technique or a false title.

I'm confused, I thought Nest already announced this a month or two ago. They stopped sales of all Nest smoke detectors, and set out a software update to disable the feature until it could be fixed properly. And that anyone who has a Nest that's not connected to the internet can return it for free for a version with

By a bit more work you mean a couple mouse clicks? Is LifeHacker now tailoring to Grandparents?

Same here, got tons of these and most link to a page that says something about being a super user or blog user to view it.

I don't understand. Months ago their website let you sign up for notification when Mail Pilot for Mac is available. Their website still says the same thing, it's not available yet and that if you've already signed up to continue waiting. Not sure why this is news unless later today they will actually be releasing the

I remember seeing that drop logo on dribbble a while back.