Yes, because nobody else ever made mapping software worth using besides Google. /s

At a ship-builder, they are probably using 480, 600 or at the outside 2160V to run construction equipment in the ship. That downed power line that killed your friend could have been running 50 kV even if it was just a regular roadside wood pole. A downed power line is a very dangerous thing no matter what you're…

You'd get calls of bias for doing that as well, just from a different group.

Are they still the only one selling a 90" model? They were last time I checked.

Most Cell towers are built with an on-site genset and at least 36 hours of fuel. Also, you can charge your phone in the car during a blackout. If I was in a real emergency situation (hurricane, or something) I'd be looking to the wireless system first for connectivity.

This can't possibly be a gimmick.

I nominate Johnny Cash flipping the bird.

Yeah, I think more places should institute peak demand charges to punish people who waste power. Then your statement would be more valid.

Using electricity to generate heat is a terrible waste of electricity.

I suppose the headline "Scientists Discover Statue Carved From Meteorite" might be a little less misleading, although I'll be the first to admit I clicked through...

Yeah, I can dig that. I felt the same about the iphone 4 antenna. A lot of people complained about that issue as well, and a fat lot of good that did.

So return it?

If it ain't tight, it ain't right.

What if you want to sell the old charger along with the old phone? Sometimes that's the difference in making a sale at your asking price and settling for less.

I suppose that's a good way to make a quick buck but I think you could've done better wi a bit of patience. Also, iPhone 4's are still fetching between 200-300 on Craigslist and the like.

Oh, for sure. She's nuts.

Actually its not that windy through most of it through Clear Creek County. The only real hairy part is just east of Idaho Springs. The rest, you could do 100 in pretty much any passenger vehicle.

I live outside a city as well, and use turn by turn for work a lot, so I bought an app (there is a selection of both free and one-time paid turn by turn apps on the app store - not too many charge yearly/monthly). I also used the built in google maps app for POI search a lot (and it was quite good for that).

The important point being that anyone with the appropriate manufacturing facility could be making this design, and it's probably still Samsung because they were the lowest bidder.

Sure, if you're definitely upgrading every other one, yeah. However, whether you are on one cycle or the other, you're still spending the same money (new phone every two years). And a longer shelf-life gives you the option not to HAVE to upgrade if you want some semblance of feature parity. It remains to be seen if…