and the battery lasts all day. clearly you're doing something wrong. takes tweaking and you can't overload it with every app under the sun all notifying...
recall what a disaster the AOL Time Warner merger was. I wonder if ATT Time Warner will be the same in a year or two. I simply can't imagine that many people watch tv and movies.
consumers love what they think is free stuff - gmail, facebook, etc. they ignore the fact that google and facebook have to make money somehow and that's by selling the data they collect. doh.
the judge ruled fair use - the photographer still owned it but fair use (like in education) gives me the right to put on my website as long as I don't commercialize it.
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good history - if I had any moderator points left i'd plus 1 each of you those that don't read history are doomed to repeat it...
it's your provider who sent the updates (t-mobile or att or somebody) android has been updated more frequently than that
and someone else said 95% (or more) don't need to be updating in the background when i'm not using them
and the battery lasts all day. clearly you're doing something wrong. takes tweaking and you can't overload it with every app under the sun all notifying...
"backup app refresh" set to true for most apps which would cause that issue - multiple phones means it's one or more apps that your wife is running
recall what a disaster the AOL Time Warner merger was. I wonder if ATT Time Warner will be the same in a year or two. I simply can't imagine that many people watch tv and movies.
well no - that pays for the acquisition cost - what's needed now is new revenue...
it'll be interesting to see if more video is consumed on smartphones or not...who watches this stuff anyhow?
you go through ole photos and reminisce with others...how do you do that with old posts? "look kids, I really posted a doozy then!"
wow, a site that reminds of my pointless posts...just wow, these people ought to get a life
they enforce tax payments to the PLA...?
everyone is in on the cyber game - even fringe groups like this.
consumers love what they think is free stuff - gmail, facebook, etc. they ignore the fact that google and facebook have to make money somehow and that's by selling the data they collect. doh.
except it's on outgoing passengers...
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you pig - blocking me from your personal backups - how dare you?
DoD blocks certain sites from getting to NIPRNet,,,no one calls that "censoring"
the same people are tax cheats too...
then a lot of teachers broke the copyright law and should pay fines...clearly that's not happening, so what is happening?
can a teacher (of any level) show a copyrighted movie free to the whole class? answer: yes, under fair use.
the judge ruled fair use - the photographer still owned it but fair use (like in education) gives me the right to put on my website as long as I don't commercialize it.
the fines should be bigger than that...but maybe the lobbying will reduce them...
he still owns a lot of facebook stock
meanwhile I'll drink coffee anyhow
the person who took them...obviously (self referential humor)