The iPhone has pretty good life, the biggest problem is that you cannot swap the battery to a full one when it runs out. My android has incredible battery life though, it being a low end model 3.5" and single core it goes a couple days easily.

The iPhone has pretty good life, the biggest problem is that you cannot swap the battery to a full one when it runs out. My android has incredible battery life though, it being a low end model 3.5" and single core it goes a couple days easily.

The iPhone has pretty good life, the biggest problem is that you cannot swap the battery to a full one when it runs out. My android has incredible battery life though, it being a low end model 3.5" and single core it goes a couple days easily.

Try this, never worry about getting sick in public again, dual protection, filters and scares sick people away.

YES!

Giz should add this policy for....

I have checked, they are definitely pointed right. I think its just the fact that it's taller than most cars so it will naturally shine down into them. But they are just standard issue bulbs from 1979!

Though to be fair the thunderbolt is a battery hog.

I have a little targus brand backup battery that holds 4,500 mAh, it seems like the best combination of size vs power. That hyperjuice looks great though.

I have forgotten my yellow shop glasses (really freaking yellow) and my eyes adjusted to see white, when i took them off every color looked really screwed up.

Well, one of them is red...

Wouldn't the smell alert you?

Well, it was new news to me and a few others, so just because you have read it before, does not mean everyone else has.

Are you sure they're not these?

From the thumbnail I thought you were making a joke about Audi downforce. Then I noticed the upside down peoples.

Off topic, but I am noticing a new trend, you see I drive a moderately tall vehicle (with pretty dim lights), and I get brighted by other people even if I'm using my low beams. Now people are waiting until the last second to bright me so I can't bright them back.

Well, I had no idea these existed so I didn't expect anything to show up, but holy these should be on every vehicle. Probably $800 or more per light though.

I just looked it up and yes, they really are laser freakin headlights. It uses three blue lasers to shine onto yellow phosphorus and that in turn makes super damn bright white light.

Well, I had no idea these even existed, but they sound awesome.