MSG is a natural substance, there's nothing artificial about it.

The word you want here is corporal meaning "of the body" as opposed to corporeal meaning "of the spirit".

Totally an Apple issue...I switched 2 years ago and had the same issue. Apple associates your "texts" with iMessage so you have to disable iMessage, text from your non (cr)Apple product, receive a text from on your non (cr)Apple device from the person you used to iMessage and everything should reset itself and you can…

Ever since I was a kid, I always heard that it was illegal to remove a mattress tag. Turns out that's totally not true. I'm not sure where or why this myth got started, but it seems like it's mostly based on poor wording. Mental Floss explains:

i had this too, it was a nightmare. Funny thing is.. it's an issue on the Apple side. Nothing to do with Android at all.. You could have switched to a windows phone and would have the same troubles (plus a few more haha). I spent hours on the phone with Apple getting it fixed. Apparently i was "one of very few people…

Honestly I think its pathetic how terrible it can be if you dont turn off imessage. And apple has NO reason to fix it, and the carriers wont put their foot down

From the Google Guide so whoever makes the switch can avoid the headache:

Interesting... although, I rather liked Windows 2000.

To be clear—I'm not actually even saying name brands—I'm just saying the super cheap stuff is bad

Never fails, never breaks!

I've found that when Android finally get an existing iPhone feature, the Android Fanboys say "Finally, we get it too! It's been exclusively on iPhones for a while now." However, when iPhones finally get an existing Android feature, the Apple Fanboys say "Steve Jobs himself came up with this idea before he died! All…

It is tough when your sister blog Gizmodo puts up pages like "iPhone 6: A Little Bit Bigger, A Whole Lot Better" before they are even done announcing the features in the device and before anyone outside of Apple has even touched one.

This is fairly comical though ...

I spent two years working for Android Police before coming to Lifehacker to all but steal Android coverage from most of the other writers. I wrote most of the Google I/O coverage and completely sat out WWDC and yesterday's announcement.

The fundamental problem with Apple is that the media does not cover them with the skepticism that all consumers deserve. You guys just don't. You pander to their users, kiss the ass of their designers and executives, shield their products from criticism, and generally act more like shareholders than like advocates for…

I've never owned an Apple product and I wouldn't be surprised if I never do, but I'm always excited when they have announcements because it provides the market with direction. Apple doesn't come up with everything, but they come up with a lot and know what to do with what they steal.

Star Trek: Voyager was pretty horrible

God damn, i'm sad again

That's not crazy, or at least he's not alone. I got a 360 just for this and FF13. I've enjoyed a couple other games besides this one, but if I could have gotten this on a PC (or on the Wii), I would've skipped the console.

Sounds like this article doesn't apply to you anyways, since you don't want to use Google/Gmail.