I just grabbed two random pictures from my feed, first one was 137kB, second one was 231kB. I did find one under 100k, it was like 64k, but that was a very low resolution picture and not typical of what people are uploading.

I can't say I have one. I love craigslist.

Sometimes the thing you're buying/selling is too large to take with you, though.

But when you're reporting in MB, GB, TB those are base 10 prefixes. So, technically their reporting is more correct.

I'm guessing there is room for improvement on that front, if they "believe they have had" 265 billion photos but don't know for sure.

So, 219 billion pictures, a little back of the napkin math tells me that's something like 20 petabytes of data (assuming an average size of 100kB). I guess that's a lot? In the grand scheme, probably not really. I always kinda wondered what kind of storage they had to maintain to host unlimited photos for that many…

I also own both, and agree that the ipad is a better device. Android's strengths just don't play out as well on a tablet.

To be fair, you do have the purple thing. They all have it. My 4S has it too. The thing that no one mentions is it's actually quite a rare thing to run into unless you are trying to reproduce it. I have never taken a picture with the effect, but I sat outside with my phone pointed at the sky, moving slowly around, and…

I probably would if I had bought a phone this year.

The 3-liter is a fine engine. I think the wagon body slows it down a little, being heavier, or it might be placebo effect. Indeed, the turbo lag means you get the initial low-end torque but then a nice power burst a little later. By no means are they quick cars, but they are quick enough that you're not strategizing…

Army surplus 5/4-ton with a 6.2. Oh yeah.

You're voting for the 6.2? Oh, jeeze. I... actually, yeah. I'm on board.

Oooh, yeah a 116 would be nice. I liked the 126 a lot, but right now I own a 123 240D. It tends to tick people off at stoplights, especially when its me and a semi truck in the two lanes, and I'm the slower one.

Or if this is an inexcusable error, you could return the phone. This issue was identified well within the first 14 days from release, meaning most everyone knew about when they could still return the device.

There are far worse beers in this world.

Well that's just, like, your opinion, man.

Seriously though, they could have a wifi network available with some on-demand content, or something. That would be cool.

I see the appeal of the fully-immersed experience, but I'd much rather have the holodeck than the matrix.

You tell em! And make sure you don't forget to show up for the fight, behind the gym after social studies.

Or how many times they interrupted each other, etc, etc