The crack of the bat hitting a baseball soundly... of course being a Yankee fan I all but forgot what that sounds like

Where'd you get $97 from? It shows up as 104 Euro after shipping = $134

That statue is still there today- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_M._Cohan

I'm waiting for the Groupon/Living Social/Google Offers one- it seems like a perfect kind of app to support passbook...

American Express supports passbook also...

Swiftkey was smooth for me, it was everything else that would run that would be slow as hell because of Swiftkey running... it was frustrating. Also the fact that the spacebar was DIRECTLY above the home button so every once in a while in a message I'd be taken out of what I was working on and back to the home…

Yeah I started with ICS on the Nexus, but when that had the radio issues, I switched to the razr maxx which was on Gingerbread for a while. I actually didn't use a task killer, but the running apps part of the apps setting- especially on the razr maxx, a lot of memory was being eaten by processes that shouldn't be…

It was my first Android phone and I wanted to try it out because I heard good things about it- I found it to be better than the predictive text the built in keyboard that ICS (and iOS for that matter) had because it did get to process my texts and Facebook posts, but it wasn't worth the overall lagging I was getting…

It isn't horrible, and that's the point... it's the fact that even with the most popular apps for android, you still have to worry about managing memory at all times and figure out what background apps are running and the memory they consume to keep the phone running at top shape. And if too much is running, it will…

No, I use a hell of a lot more than that on it, but I don't want to have to worry about memory management and virus scans and all that crap on a phone- that's one thing that Apple does really well because it is locked down.

I went through 2- Razr maxx, Galaxy Nexus. Both caused the phone's memory to go under 100 mbs and lag like crazy because of SwiftKey. I then removed it and it would be back to 200. Google it- there are a ton of issues of lagging with SwiftKey

Another example is with the new touch screen buttons (back/home/menu), the home button is directly below the spacebar... this means one touch slightly too low, and you are taken out of whatever message you are writing. It seems like really stupid planning in ICS/Jellybean.

Not at all! While widgets were nice, it's amazing how much more streamlined and usable everything is on the iPhone.

They never dealt with the subtleties, confusing, and frustrating parts of the dating world. They have asked what dating is like and why there is always drama in it. This illustrates a piece of that

I will tell you one thing, this makes me so glad I am married and done with this confusing dating stuff. I so need to send this to my coworkers who had arranged marriages and never went out on a date

I thought the same thing until those damn tax bills came in the mail :-(

honestly, I'd rather have the photo on the left IF it means the camera lens won't get scratched like it has in the past. Unlike my real camera which I make sure I keep perfectly safe, this is a phone that goes in my pocket and will get all scratched up. It's happened before and every photo I would take until I got a…

I use print screen at work whenever a bug occurs in an internal application to send a screenshot of the error to support/file a bug

Scroll Lock is actually useful in MS Excel... allows you to scroll down a spreadsheet using the cursor keys while not changing what cell is currently selected.

I never said I'd be pissed... but I would probably be a little confused/upset... It's not the newer model part... it's the fact that you get two portable devices from the same company that are brand new, top of the line, yet incompatible chargers for no real good reason other than the iPad hasn't been updated yet. …