"Cannon EOS - So easy, even a monkey can use it."

@Almightywhacko: Just imagine if by chance this research firm noted the propagation of the app and was working with google to "test" the remote kill-switch in the wild? Under testing conditions everything is just fine and dandy, but without a proper live test who's to know if it would work? How many of us geeky…

It was one of the first apps I loaded on my Nexus. It's been a great help in being curious as well as tweaking your own network for better reception. I used it the other day to set up a new router for the 'rents as well as a tuning tool to get the antenna placement/angle after doing a DIY hacked antenna. A worthy…

I thoroughly enjoy using Voice to circumvent AT&T's really pricey premium voice mail services. I'm still stunned and amazed at the accuracy of the transcription feature. My Polish mom, and her thick accent only mucked up one word in the voice mail she left me a couple weeks back.

This is retarded. The class system was fine and too easy once you look it up. (ie: Class 2=2MB/s 4=4MB/s etc.)

Yup, site is a little slow, but still managed to get a number. Once I get back to the house I'll grab the software and finish off the setup. See how long this lasts. :-P

@Hearthatvoiceagain: Yes, you've got the tiny chance of having a Li-Ion battery explode in laptops, but the explosion is relatively small. This is a cylinder of hydrogen which would make a much larger bang if there was a breach with a spark. It's one of the reasons this tech took so long to get to market is possible…

I have to wonder with that many airplane parts scattered about the property, how many times will some "observer" call in crash debris when flying over?

@NotSure2010: Actually, that's a lifeboat if I'm not mistaken. It's not a very big boat.

@Time Pilot AKA: The running joke already is that Twinkies have a half-life of 50yrs, without the smidge of red40, would you really want to make it look that way? lol