I don't know the answer to your question. But I do know that the best camera is the one you have with you.

After using Google Maps for several months straight, I decided to use Apple Maps today on my 60 mile commute to an on-sight meeting. I never really had any issues with Apple Maps before, but wow... I was pretty impressed with it today. I'd give them a shot again if I were you.

To consumers, it's "choice". To developers, it's called "fragmentation". The choice upfront to consumers is good, but will your Android of choice get updates? Will your apps be supported AFTER your said phone gets a core OS update? This is totally up to the developer.

I can't stop talking about Apple either!!

This is what I don't get. iPhone's made in China = BAD!!!! Cheap cables from China = GOOOOOOD!!!!!!!

Seriously. I'd rather have Google customer service, which is searching forums all day.

I like VLC for my desktop, but I can't grasp the concept behind the app for iOS. Why would you need this? I mean, the desktop app is great because it'll play whatever you throw at it, but for iOS, how would you even load videos on it? I'm guessing Dropbox?

Had the same question. Looks like this "feature" was removed finally! http://productforums.google.com/d/msg/maps/ggY…

Does this fix the brightness "feature" on the iPhone?

True. It's ridiculous that the iPhone is made out of aluminum, there's no SD card, and you can't remove the battery. The HTC One? Now THAT is a phone!!! /s

I've used and Magic Flight Launch Box and the Pax by ploom. Both have their pros and cons. But IMO, all portables have the same drawback, which is the batteries. If you're only using it at home, I would seriously recommend getting a plug-in. I just sold my Pax to get a Silver Surfer Vape. Could not recommend it…

Vaporizing does not combust your "material", and heats it just enough to release the active ingredients. Exhaling though, you don't see too much... and the smell is a lot less than smoking, and will go away in 5 minutes in a closed room.

I'm using the Ringke SLIM, which is the thinnest I've ever seen. Works great and it's only $8-9 dollars on Amazon

No no no. Google does not "kill" services. It's called "spring cleaning", which is much better. /s

SHHH.. Please don't bring that up. Android users would like to forget about that. Apparently, they think Google invented smart phones

Cool. A first world solution to a first world problem!

It's not just Apple you know. But of course it's trendy to be an Apple hater.

Aquarium thermometer, glass mug... BOOM... Saved you $38.

WAIT. My [insert phone here] isn't the best?? It must be a sponsored post!!

Another designer here and agree with you 100%. There were actually two things that shocked me when I saw the announcement at WWDC. The color palette which they chose, and the massive rounded corners of the icons which makes it feel, dated.... like web 2.0 dated. It would've been much much better to have the corners…