Because Fitbit and Apple are grumpy at each other:

Dang. So the only deal for the iPad Air 2 is still in-store at Best Buy. Guess I'm dragging myself over to a Best Buy tomorrow.

Dang. So the only deal for the iPad Air 2 is still in-store at Best Buy. Guess I'm dragging myself over to a Best…

• 6 a.m.: Kmart

Dang. If you replaced "DK" or "Mario 3D World" with "Mario Kart", I'd be all over that. It's not that they aren't great games - I'm sure they are - I'm just not big on platformers.

Honestly, in day-to-day usage, I barely notice it, especially when using a black watchface. I prefer a black bar to having huge bezels.

No one really seemed to notice, for better or worse.

In my experience, I don't think it does. It always seems to happen in the background.

Oh man, I forgot to mention the grocery list thing. I definitely do that, too.

1) Seeing and replying to text messages, IMs, emails, etc.

Several of us at Kotaku have also recently fallen in love with a feature that isn't brand-new to the Xbox One: The ability to put the console to sleep with a game running, boot it back up, and find that your game is still paused right where you left it, without needing to load. It's a small but lovely feature.

Origin Systems - linking their fantasy and sci-fi franchises before it was cool:

Textra still seems like the better choice if you want a Material Design-themed texting app. Being able to reply directly from the notification is invaluable.

I guess Android Police is biased too, then? Sometimes a lackluster product is just a lackluster product.

Love mine so far, too - picked it up the last time it was on sale a few months ago. I just wish Brother supported the native Android print functionality introduced in 4.4, rather than having to use their awful, out-of-date Android app.

Love mine so far, too - picked it up the last time it was on sale a few months ago. I just wish Brother supported…

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Why do you care so much what other people choose to eat?

I don't understand this obsession with giving two shits about what someone else chooses to eat.

I got the Vizio awhile ago on sale at CostCo for about $200, and I've never regretted the purchase. The only real downside is that my TV doesn't properly support HDMI pass-through for true surround sound - to get true surround sound, I have to use an optical cable, so right now, only my PS4 can output it. …

I got the Vizio awhile ago on sale at CostCo for about $200, and I've never regretted the purchase. The only real…