@Strife Fox †: Yes.

@Mike Zuniga Has A Website: Oh man do I miss watching that show at lunch when I was a kid....

@kake81: I'm buying a case for it, problem solved.

Please... I can't take it anymore... the constant iPhone 4 posts... as I look across the border with a single tear running down my cheek, watching my American neighbours and their precious iPhone 4s and all the glorious accessories... I can't help but consider moving...

@Philip Han: Good post!

I'm SO getting that Avril perfume...

Hahaha well done good sir

@FriarNurgle: Why is your writing in red?

@Realityism: Disregard everything I'm about to say: The reason why I wrote my comment is because she made it seem like Google did something out of line like Apple does with some apps (Google Voice), when really the two situations are not similar at all, thus making it a bit of a weird…

@Peter Shultz: Did you read all of the article? It said the apps were malicious— why would I want that on my smartphone? If Apple, Google or MS did that, I wouldn't mind at all.

"Google Remotely Removes Apps From Android Phones For Security Reasons"

What is with the obsession people have with taking expensive products and just destroying them?

@vorpal_raddish: @Atomsk88: She did the song that was on Pineapple Express... Paper Planes.....

@Edward Cossaboom: Hurry up and answer us! I don't know whether or not I should be enraged or delighted by your comment!!

I'll just say it— it fucking pisses me off SO much that these cheap assholes at cell service companies can charge customers over $100 and not even give them unlimited data.

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@Anubis LG: You're completely right— many don't offer overclocking options. That's where in-OS programs come into play.

@SkelatorDan: +1

As someone that lives out in boonies of northern Canada, I have to say this article is a lifesaver...

@shkm: There are in-OS programs that can both undervolt and overclock processors, and seeing as there are viruses that can infect the BIOS to change settings... I'm sure it can't be THAT hard to do.