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I download around 2-3 torrents a week normally using public trackers and this site says "Hi. We have no records on you.". Another note, I use peerblock while downloading not really because I believe in the protection but because its intere
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We need to specify WHICH carriers forced it onto smartphones. Verizon is the biggest carrier in the US and they don't use carrier iq. (although they do put a ton of crap on phones) http://gigaom.com/2011/12/01/verizon-no-carrieriq-no-way
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15y ago
xScope is good but not full screen. I wanted a browser which used the full height of the display.
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I actually made my own android web browser because I didn't like what was out there. https://market.android.com/details?id=com.nj.appiphiliac.bro... Hopefully this re-threading will make firefox actually load web pages faster not just th
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15y ago
Given Netflix's current issues with content providers I would say that their strategy does have some issues.
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My 85 year old relative can't hit the virtual keys very well on his android phone but he presses the speech button and asks for what he wants. I've seen him do it and it works pretty well although sometimes he needs to repeat himself. I h
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15y ago
I can't tell if this is sarcastic or not.
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That's not the point. Amazon IS including their android app store with the tablet and if the tablet only supports old android api's then developers will need to write seperate code for regular android and kindle android.
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This article does not claim to "disprove that gravity is not an emergant phenomena" it claims to prove that gravity is not an emergant phenomena
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its my understanding that the touchpad could actually print documents to a lot of HP printers
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I wonder if they all use the same corporate speechwriting agency.
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It works pretty well in all the cases i've used it. Its the only way that i have been able to get the new animation class to work smoothly.
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15y ago
Will you still hold that opinion if Iran develops and uses nuclear weapons?
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15y ago
Google thinks this is real funny until Samsung android phones are banned from the us
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Seriously, we drop bombs targeted using this technology. I can't imagine that the military would let anything diminish the accuracy of existing systems.
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This is actually a intentional move by the android team. It is a security issue to implement screen shots because any android app or service could immitate user actions and save the image. Imagine malware that took screenshots every time
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15y ago
I really like that website design. Very different from what i'm used to from microsoft
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15y ago
Thank you. I'm not against speculating but we all should know that correlation does not imply causation.
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15y ago
I really enjoy watching south park studios on my xoom. The controls are a little slow but the frame rate is smooth at hd resolutions.
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This story is clearly one sided and the facts are not fully represented. It is possible that Google managers were very protective over information about people hired as contractors. This is a tax issue, Google must show that these contrac
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15y ago
Direct access to the user location is much more useful than a list of nearby wifi and cell towers.
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A huge hole in this press release is how apps use location information. An app can easily log a user's location and send it anywhere along with whatever other data the app has access to.
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16y ago
I haven't opened the file but this sounds strange. I've reached the excel cell number limit before crashing computers with much less than 8gb of ram. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/excel-specifica...
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I agree that the windows v. Mac comparison falls apart on scrutiny but not for the same reason. I think that android commoditization of the smartphone is very comparable to how windows commoditizatized the the pc.
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I find these posts about legal proceedings much more interesting when the facts are stated with actual links to the relevant information.
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They've already shown that they budgeted a large amount of money for marketing by purchasing color.com for 350k. I'm sure at some point they will start infiltrating their marketing into news/media.
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I believe that the interest from these investors does not lie in the consumer facing functionality of sharing photos but the ability to target locations and inject relevant advertisements into this stream of photographs. The large amount o
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I resent the name of this article. It should be titled: How WE launched a startup for $42.15
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I wonder how much making this virus cost taxpayers. http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/16/world/middleeast/16stuxnet...
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anyone have a more recent copy? took me 15 min.
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