Just wait a couple more weeks and the S3 should be getting Android 4.3. Luckily though, even if the S3 never gets 4.4, the Google Apps requirements are starting to rely more heavily on what version of Google Play Services you have, and less so about which version of Android you have. You can find a good handful of the…

/Shrug The subtitle in the Gif here has one, and it was our thinking at the time, though we were just joking around. Good to know, I suppose.

I just laughed hard at this. I remember back when I was working at a garden center, I had a discussion just like this with a coworker when we noticed that some of the packages we got had everything EXCEPT fragile on it it several languages and we came to the same conclusion that they figured they didn't need to write…

I agree. I used to be of the attitude that cases were for clumsy people. I once had my Incredible (original) bounce from my shirt pocket, to my feet, where I accidentally kicked it across 4 lanes of traffic. (I was running). It was undamaged saved for a few scuffs. A couple weeks later it slid off my desk 2.5 feet to…

I'll remind you that my initial comment just happened to be first, and everyone here chose to interact with me. I didn't seek out fellow readers to berate due to their sloppy computer use, they were the ones who responded to me because they didn't like my attitude towards this "hack". Maybe if these people truly felt…

I plan on starting this weekend with some Kraken Rum. I will have the most delicious cookies in the world.

I find masking tape avoids this, but isn't as sturdy. Newer electrical tape is also relatively clean too. I also suggeste WD40 as a goo-remover. Probably a little cheaper than GooGone.

I've been using the Quick Shortening method for a few years now, and can say it does a great job at keeping cables in good shape, and compact enough to throw in a bag, but with a few extra coils it's sturdy enough not to unwrap.

Yea! I thought about this thread the second I saw it. Good call! I was surprised by their trackpad approach. It cuts down a large portion of the "thumbstick dead-zone" that makes it so hard for controller users to compete with keyboard and mouse. I think a lot of people will be pleasantly surprised by how well it…

Yea! I thought about this thread the second I saw it. Good call! I was surprised by their trackpad approach. It cuts down a large portion of the "thumbstick dead-zone" that makes it so hard for controller users to compete with keyboard and mouse. I think a lot of people will be pleasantly surprised by how well it…

I dread the idea that he might be resurrected by an Elder God and released back into our world with fantastic new powers with which to ruin even more of our old favorite series.

This looks terrible... People didn't play LoK games just for the vampiric mayhem. We loved them for the deep story, superb writing and incredible voice acting. This looks like garbage. I for one will not be buying it. I'll just go find a used copy for SR2 and replay that cursing the developers of this game the whole…

That makes sense. I was pretty shocked by the news that they let the majority of that team go. What has me really exited for this is fact that they are taking pride in the openness of the system and the ability for the user to upgrade hardware and software; it tells me it's got to be something closer to a standard…

Lol. That sounds a lot more feasible, but with all the articles around about Valve's experimentation with pc hardware, it's much more likely we'll get a SteamBox. Since SteamOS is supposedly going to handle a lot of media purposes besides games, I think internal storage will be a factor, and it's not likely that they…

A controller to actually run the games and it just streams them to the tv through a computer? Are you serious? I'm sorry, but there's just no way a gaming controller will have the power to run Crysis for me. Not happening.

Wait, iOS is just getting Auto App Updates now??

If you're lucky enough to have the space to run it front to back along the side of the cabinet/closet, then you could still fit short items under it without blocking much of anything.

This probably works, but for the folks across the pond, they could probably get the same effect by entering this easy to remember number.

It was pretty cool. For like a week. But I was probably about 16 at the time.

I've found Better-Snap Tool to be THE go-to app for OSX multitasking. It adds Windows-7 style window snapping with even more customization (animation speeds, preview color, 4 corners etc). It makes dragging and dropping very easy and simple to get the windows you want opened, and sized how you want, where you want. No…