Not sure what pairing issue you are talking about as it doesn't have to pair with devices. It sends discrete IR codes like any other remote.

Sounds like you're just setting it up for when Apple comes out with their TV and buttonless trackpad type remote so you can say it is amazing.

I don't get it. So I have to click on all the avatars at the top to go through what I assume are the promoted comments and all the rest are stuck in that tiny window under the double arrow?

At this point I expect them to do whatever they want without "permission." It's the fact that it was without even notifying people that they were doing it that annoys me the most. They know plenty of people won't like it so they try to sneak it through as quietly as possible.

If you want your online world to revolve around facebook, that's probably fine.

2 step process? Don't all browsers have an "open this type of file with a specific program" type option? I don't know that I've ever had to download the torrent and separately open it with utorrent.

replying to promote the comment since the promote button rarely seems to work for me.

While I agree it would be pretty low, a ceiling fan directly over the bed shouldn't really be in the way of anything.

Any evidence to back up that statement?

Assuming you don't do any streaming or transferring of files over your local network that may be ok, but no G router can realistically be considered the "best" router at this point.

That is the previous version. The new one released now uses a different numbering system and is 1.0.3.5809. It looks like they did that so it will install alongside previous OEM released versions. This one doesn't overwrite the 3.26 betas either so you will have 2 Swype versions installed unless you manually delete…

Updating has gotten a lot easier with recent releases.

*$15 + $5.50 shipping + tax = ~22

Settle down blue....You're reading way more into that comment than you should. How exactly is it insulting a person?

Or you could just leave your notebooks and tablets off completely and use the mobile hot spot from your phone to connect them.

Didn't know that. How well does it work?

Your jailbreak vs root point is mostly irrelevant. Sure there are a lot of Android phones which would make updating that guide a pain, but most people are only going to have a single phone for which the process is pretty much the same as your jailbreak method.

That's redundant as Verizon FIOS is only in America to begin with.

I think it should. You can test it out by installing the "disconnect" extension. If you ever see the disconnect icon in the address bar, that means adblock missed something.

They wouldn't change anyone over in the middle of a contract. It would take effect when you sign a new one.