Any tips on getting over my fear of rollercoasters? It becomes such a boring, uncomfortable day. I just really don't like rides because I don't enjoy the "dropping" feeling in my stomach and I don't like not controlling the speed of the ride.

I have 3 of the HomeWorx Digital TV Flat Antenna, UHF and VHF indoor antennas. They're small and work well most of the time for the shows we watch (NBC, CBS, etc).

So does it have a hard drive built in for my ripped media? Can I sing karaoke for any of my MP3s with lyrics built in?

Agreed. If it could send audio to my Airport Express devices, I'd be in.

This would be great to use on a plane :)

Exactly right. We went to GoogaMooga a couple of years ago and the phones were completely useless. This would have totally addressed that problem.

If the fact that you're using an OS from 10 years ago isn't enough, you're expecting a bribe?

Jason Statham doesn't count?

You get a refund for the whole flight?

Totally agree. If only there was a standard to base things on, right? Then we'd know what was more correct.

I'm one of Jehovah's Witnesses, and yes, it is idolatry. We do not worship idols in any form.

It has a SD card slot? That's a win right there!

It matters to those of us who use them :)

Yeah, I know that's coming, it's just not here yet, and they've also shut off access for other apps to hook into it I think, which is totally not forward thinking.

Google Voice, you're really looking lame in 2013. No MMS, no encryption, no threaded messaging ... you only win for letting me send texts over Wi-Fi and your web interface.

You have a link for what your purchased from Amazon?

So true. You, good sir, are exactly right, from my vantage point.

I'm only getting a phone with Micro SD card slot, which severely limits my options.

I agree and I don't, at the same time. The .wtv recordings are huge. I use a program (I forget the name) to compress, save to .mp4, and remove commercials to get it down to 350MB or so. The proprietary .wtv files drive me nuts. I need a file I can copy to my phone and watch anywhere.

Interesting. I'm in the same boat as you.

Think it might pick up a networked OTA TV Tuner? I've had my HDHomeRun for a few years now, works great. If the channels are on the LAN, can XBoxOne pick them up? I think that'd be cool.