Thanks for this. I wasn't aware of the WPS one. I'll disable that tonight.

I think I vaguely remember you being a Portal 2 fan Whitson. If so, this should amuse you.

Only in the US by the looks of it for the moment :-<

SoftKey customization is the ability to change the size / colour / number of softkeys on your Navbar. The default softkey size (48dpi) is a bit screen-consuming for my taste.

On my Nexus I lean towards AOKP over Cyanogen. CM is great, but they tend to stick to the "Stock" guidelines a little too closely for me (the fact they refuse to include SoftKey customisation because it breaks the icon sizing guidelines is a personal gamebreaker).

I'm surprised and impressed to see such a large number of Galaxy Nexus'.

As a guy, this happened once, and I totally appreciated the young lady's frank assessment of the situation.

We play a game here where we walk down the street and try to work out what exactly each girl has had done.

Until your Wal-Mart job gets automated. Which should happen sooner than later.

Anyone interested in this idea absolutely must read Iain M. Banks "Culture" series.

It is.

4.2 isn't straining your hardware - 4.2 has a lot of serious behind the scenes bugs that have made performance worse.

Honestly, how can the "Back" button issue be so consistently mentioned in reviews here?

If people wanted common sense, and to look at the unequivocal facts then gun control would have happened years ago in the US.

Interesting, I did not know this. Lack of signal isn't an issue here, so it's not something I'd ever encountered, but still interesting.

Basically, there are places in the world with people living there where the natural background radiation is much higher than the increase in global radiation from all the nuclear testing done in the world combined and then some.

This is exactly how I feel.

Yes. It's your image, you can use it how you want.

Yay! We have an older slower processor that doesn't get affected!

There's a lot of talk about iPhone being all locked, and Android being open, and at the core that's true.