Something must be wrong with the internet. An article where people are posting photos of their home cooked food, and not one instagram photo?!

Cooking at home offers financial saving

What is the water for in the first one? This is how i cook my eggs, but i don't add any water.

How?

Just noticed they have a months free trial, might try it out together with Swype.

I actually missed where you listed the features, I thought it was part of those really obtrusive 'related' stores sections, which i might add are a terrible addition to lifehacker.

Ok, so it sound slike I'm just missing 'Flow through space' and the ability to search through emails and social media. The 1st one could…

What makes this any better than the stock keyboard on phone? It's a Sony Sola running Ice Cream Sandwich

It's a shame manufactures don't make smaller versions of their flagships phones, all these models are so damn big.

Trying to think of a more annoying way you could place the 'related stores' section on the page, but no, you've nailed it!

VOTE: SONY XPERIA Z

I concur. Any small citrus i prefer over big oranges, such as Mandarins, Satsumas, Tangerines.

This is why I don't have a data plan on my Smart Phone. Yes I can still connect at home and work on WiFi if i really wanted to, but it cuts down the internet use on it tremendously. I don't actually have the work wifi password, and i have uninstalled all the facebook, twitter, tumblr , etc, applications and feeds that…

It kinda did at the end. Switch off from it every day, then you wont have to deal with it as you wont be overloaded.

What, employers are asking employees for Facebook passwords?!? Is this actually true, I find it very hard to believe.

Common sense should always rule; however reading most people status updates, tweets, etc, this is clearly not the case.

I want to punch that Otter in the box.

Myself and most chiefs would disagree with you. You are correct that if Pasta is Al Dente, it means the outer layer is cooked, and there is a very small part in the centre which is still hard, but this is how you are supposed to cook pasta so it is ready to eat.

Yeah, very odd post!

Method #3: The Soak (60 Second Pasta), But actually takes over 1 hr 45 mins.