gman99

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   by gman99 14y ago

   This might work well in android where if one app (maps) hands over control to another (third party public transit info) -- the global back button will take you back to the first application when needed. iOS always seemed to be designed with
2. 62.▲
   by gman99 14y ago

   Is this some word play on the site name? Or is it sarcasm that's not particularly funny? The article is the exact _opposite_ of the HN headline. Here I was checking the article out to see if there was a quick registry hack or something simi
3. 63.▲
   by gman99 14y ago

   Not that I disagree, but X11 would be nice. Damn I miss my N900/N9....
4. 64.▲
   by gman99 14y ago

   Android has map caching, but not for search or turn by turn nav Also, you can't map cache entire continents/countries like on Nokia devices (OK, you can, if you do it tediously in small sections) So Nokia (symbian/windows phone) still holds
5. 65.▲
   by gman99 14y ago

   All the more reason to turn off LTE in the phone. Not sure how the phone is configured, but it's entirely possible the phone is using up battery trying to find non-existent LTE towers unless it's explicitly disabled (but I do agree with you
6. 66.▲
   by gman99 14y ago

   >>Where does Alt-D come from? Internet Explorer. If I remember correctly, Phoenix (firefox) was the first browser to support that keybinding. The lack of support for this shortcut in Netscape/Mozilla was one of the reasons I struggl