Which Nexus device are you using, exactly? Cyanogenmod might be an option; I've upgraded my Droid 4 to 4.4.4, and the last official release for that device is IIRC 4.1.2.
Anecdotally, I can't think of a mouse I've had that problem with for the past umpty years. Perhaps it's poor technique? I tend to arch my fingers over the mouse's front end and touch the buttons with the tips.
$69 for a mouse, especially a specialty one like you're wanting, is not that much. The only alternative is going to be buying a good used one from eBay.
Where've you been? We've been on a constant upgrade path since the first computer. MS et al are under no obligation to support old software perpetually. You're free to keep using Windows NT 4.0, but don't expect to keep it virus-free if you have it on the Internet or to support new hardware.
The fact that some conspiracies are real does not imply that all posited conspiracy theories are. Have you ever read the drivel from infowars and prisonplanet?
You're laboring under the misapprehension that people who believe Alex Jones, paranoid conspiracy theorist, have anything of value to share. You could not be more wrong, and your focus on my tone is nothing more than concern trolling because you have nothing of substance to say.
No, your true vendor wouldn't care about something being EOL'd and thus would never bother updating their product to work with something more modern than Windows XP SP2 and IE6.
Funnily enough, the people who are dumb enough to say those things will also post links to infowars and prisonplanet now and again. Those sites are just *chock full* of "good points".
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Ah, there's an entry on my Slashdot Bingo card: an irrelevant and inaccurate car analogy.
It's not like Slashdot has ever had editorial integrity. Besides, getting people angry is a proven method of generating clicks.
So many people don't know that you can install a different browser; for them a smartphone is just as much an appliance as their toaster.
Which Nexus device are you using, exactly? Cyanogenmod might be an option; I've upgraded my Droid 4 to 4.4.4, and the last official release for that device is IIRC 4.1.2.
Anecdotally, I can't think of a mouse I've had that problem with for the past umpty years. Perhaps it's poor technique? I tend to arch my fingers over the mouse's front end and touch the buttons with the tips.
I used one of those vertically-oriented mice briefly, couldn't get the hang of it and switched back after a few hours.
$69 for a mouse, especially a specialty one like you're wanting, is not that much. The only alternative is going to be buying a good used one from eBay.
Funnily enough some Chromebooks require you to turn a screw to enter dev mode.
I think you'll find that Android tablets are just as poorly-supported for updates as phones.
If. Most people don't buy Nexi.
Android back around 2.0/2.1 was fairly crap out of the box. It got better, but it was overall inferior to iOS when I got my old Droid.
On the other hand, Android mfrs tend to either provide just 1-2 updates or not at all, and those phones sell pretty well.
The younger kids seem to favor Japanese coupes and hatchbacks with 4-cylinder engines.
I'd rather have a car that plays Nyan Cat to pedestrians.
Where've you been? We've been on a constant upgrade path since the first computer. MS et al are under no obligation to support old software perpetually. You're free to keep using Windows NT 4.0, but don't expect to keep it virus-free if you have it on the Internet or to support new hardware.
If it's not hard to find such examples, you should provide one.
The fact that some conspiracies are real does not imply that all posited conspiracy theories are. Have you ever read the drivel from infowars and prisonplanet?
Your logical fallacy is: false dilemma.
You're laboring under the misapprehension that people who believe Alex Jones, paranoid conspiracy theorist, have anything of value to share. You could not be more wrong, and your focus on my tone is nothing more than concern trolling because you have nothing of substance to say.
No, your true vendor wouldn't care about something being EOL'd and thus would never bother updating their product to work with something more modern than Windows XP SP2 and IE6.
Funnily enough, the people who are dumb enough to say those things will also post links to infowars and prisonplanet now and again. Those sites are just *chock full* of "good points".
Snopes are liberal shills, don't you know, and the stories they say are false make a good point.
I know people who believe those things.
Dont' forget drop bears.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
I'm told they're sovereign for the super-long reports they print, hundreds of pages each.
I regularly hear a 60 Hz hum from a neighbor's external light fixture.