It's the same way as on a phone, you just have to enable "unknown sources" in the settings. I know it works on the Xoom. Not sure if any tablet manufacturer managed to disable that option.

So how many beers are you wasting for this trick?

It's linked in the 6th sentence of this post.

The first 50 or so years look relatively easy to "predict" as they just follow the past curve. I'd only be impressed if the leveling off and decline are also correct.

"Watch, when a person reaches for the toilet paper, "

Who cooks steak in a pan?

I don't think that hinge is as impractical as you are implying.

It will be kinda funny when someone gets stopped by TSA/police/whoever for carrying around what looks like a pirated dvd.

So it's just someone who works at the data center (ie: doesn't work for Google) that is guessing why they want it dark. Couldn't it also be possible that it is for heat/energy use since they don't really need to light such a large space with few people sporadically located throughout it?

Syncing extensions is new in 11. 10 only had sync for bookmarks, passwords, and preferences I think.

"Can't just install them on all your computers manually?"

"Daylight Saving Time" There's no s.

It needs a way to flag that a device is classified wrong. I looked up the original Droid and there is a Droid 4 and a Razr both for $400 that skew the results way up.

Sweeterhome isn't new. It's a couple years old. It never seemed to get any new features and the only updates were the occasional bug fix in the 9 or so months that I used it.

I don't know if I'd call x10 the "professional" method. Its more like the "cheapest DIY sometimes works, sometimes doesn't" method.

"At the same time, you've got to wonder why would Google buy Motorola Mobility if they weren't going to use them for making Nexus devices."

@ a couple previous comments

This sounds like a reahash of an MG Seigler article at techcrunch from a year or 2 ago.

It could have a perfectly positioned outlet.

This post sounds like it was adapted from a press release.