Android KitKat: Coming to Verizon in 2017

his mother was a teacher in the third reich? tell me more about this wonderful woman.

I'm pretty sure he has a secret KERS linked to his suspension setup!

If Nascar started doing this again, I would watch.

I've been very happy with Eye in the Sky lately, though I use it for the notification shade widget instead of a desktop widget.

I use(d) both, and while I'm pretty dead set on Android as my phone OS of choice, I feel I'm going to need to play devil's advocate and defend iOS since I know most Lifehacker readers are very pro-Android.

Android is surely the more powerful operating system, but it suffers from some pretty serious problems, especially…

This looks ghetto as fuck.

Man, I bet truck guy wishes he had a vine.

PHOENIX YELLOW RETURNS?

Pictured is Garrett's largest turbocharger to date

Could you imagine what it would be like if Hindy commentated on NASCAR?

Subaru, get your damn interiors up to snuff in the BRZ-STI-WRX range but don't raise your prices on those vehicles much. Slot a turbo motor into the BRZ. Offer a manual transmission with the turbo engine in the Forester.

They're looking to improve the car not crash test it.

Just make a sporty diesel version and call it the STd.

Having just moved from an original Samsung Galaxy Note (SGH-i717) up to a Galaxy Note II (SGH-i317), I have, needless to say, investigated just about all of them. As it turns out, the S-Note app that comes with the Note II doesn't suck as much as I thought it would; but, of course, it's an S-Pen-only app that comes…

The sarcasm! It's too much!

It's sold as a Maruthi Suzuki Omni in India, my father owned for a long time, happens to be his first car too. It was converted to CNG later and ran trouble free for many years!! Have many fond memories in that car, especially those rare seats which face each other are totally awesome for playing games and such on…

I say India, but not New Delhi or Mumbai, but rather some place like Varanasi, where the roads are terrible, and there are basically no driving laws.