Yes, removable battery is the #1 requirement for a new phone, and an FM radio would be nice. I'm still on a GN4 mainly for the battery reason, but it doesn't have a working FM radio, not on Verizon at least.
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 with Android 6 Marshmallow here. I'm an avid battery swapper, always keeping one charged so I can get back to 100% in several seconds, and benefit from a clean boot. I just don't like having the phone plugged into a charger all the time, or walking around with a cord hanging out to a portable charger. My phone recently started suddenly losing power around 30%, not shutting down, just turning off and getting stuck in a loop booting up. I noticed that it happens with only one of the batteries. The other battery will keep the phone running all the way down to 2% if I let it. I still swap the batteries, but the bad one has a "30%" marked on it with a blue Sharpie just so I know when to expect it to die. Someday I might replace that bad one and see how a new one performs. From what I hear, most new phones lack the capability of allowing the owner to change the battery. In my experience the battery is the most likely thing to fail, followed by the glass from contact with concrete.
I agree they must have been doing work for a client that has a license. If they had their own license, wouldn't the EULA prevent them from performing vulnerability research (hacking) on their software? Wouldn't their EULA prevent customers from allowing contractors to hack on the software? Sounds like a lot of lawyers are going to be involved.
I like thick phones and I can not lie You other brothers can't deny That when a girl walks in with a really thin phone And a flat thing in your face...
I couldn't resist with all the comments about not wanting thin phones.
Regarding California, after it seceeds, where will they get water?
Northern California, and the Pacific Ocean. We've already stated with Poseidon in Carlsbad, and some local water agencies desalinate brackish ground water. All California needs to do is expand ocean water desalination, which they should, even if there is no CalExit.
Too many visitors don't reads the previous comments, where it has already been pointed out several times that Big Sur is indeed North of Vandenberg. Many more will continue to point this out. Maybe I should keep count. Or maybe there can be a way to score them all redundant.
Yes, last time I was there, Big Sur was north of Vandenberg. Maybe these places are so obscure on the Central California Coast that people just don't realize where they are really located.
I feel the same way, almost level 25 and have not purchased any items, and still fun. I work in an area where I can walk for 1 hour and hit about 50 Pokestops, and then I go to other places to use them, and the cycle repeats. The first 200 coins I earned from gyms went to a bag upgrade. With 9 5k eggs I have been tempted to purchase some incubators, because after walking 232km so far, I want to open more eggs. I might make that decision after I get to 1000km. If I get into better shape and lost some weight, it would be worth it to spend a few dollars on this game.
I'm counting how many people suggest to cut him in half and count the rings, without having read all the previous comments where this was already said. Seems to be a trend around here.
Just like listening to others before talking, you should read other comments before posting.
The charts I saw earlier appear to show a very rapid increase, but a very slow decline, that may continue, depending on future releases. As of now it looks like it peaked at roughly 45 million players, and is down to around 35 million now, still very many.
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LOL! I knew he seemed familiar. "We are not under invasion. There are no bombs falling here." And you can hear the explosions in the background.
Yeah, letting her out will save them money on that, any other medical issues, and housing her for such a long time.
Yes, removable battery is the #1 requirement for a new phone, and an FM radio would be nice. I'm still on a GN4 mainly for the battery reason, but it doesn't have a working FM radio, not on Verizon at least.
Since vinyl and now cassettes are coming back, what's next, the 8-track? I still have some Freddy Fender and Boston tapes that might play. clunk clunk
But do the bananas give out WiFi passwords when touched?
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Take away his lighter and/or ask him to stop eating so much beans.
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 with Android 6 Marshmallow here. I'm an avid battery swapper, always keeping one charged so I can get back to 100% in several seconds, and benefit from a clean boot. I just don't like having the phone plugged into a charger all the time, or walking around with a cord hanging out to a portable charger. My phone recently started suddenly losing power around 30%, not shutting down, just turning off and getting stuck in a loop booting up. I noticed that it happens with only one of the batteries. The other battery will keep the phone running all the way down to 2% if I let it. I still swap the batteries, but the bad one has a "30%" marked on it with a blue Sharpie just so I know when to expect it to die. Someday I might replace that bad one and see how a new one performs. From what I hear, most new phones lack the capability of allowing the owner to change the battery. In my experience the battery is the most likely thing to fail, followed by the glass from contact with concrete.
I was just thinking that yesterday, when I watched her in "The 'Burbs" as Tom Hanks character's wife, from 1989.
I agree they must have been doing work for a client that has a license. If they had their own license, wouldn't the EULA prevent them from performing vulnerability research (hacking) on their software? Wouldn't their EULA prevent customers from allowing contractors to hack on the software? Sounds like a lot of lawyers are going to be involved.
Mine is labeled with the down-and-LEFT arrow.
I like thick phones and I can not lie ...
You other brothers can't deny
That when a girl walks in with a really thin phone
And a flat thing in your face
I couldn't resist with all the comments about not wanting thin phones.
So this is the first step towards eventually having dilithium crystals.
I thought Hillary lost because a few small swing states were more important than the votes of a million people.
What's all this talk about the Bureau of Land Management? It's been going on for a while now.
Regarding California, after it seceeds, where will they get water?
Northern California, and the Pacific Ocean. We've already stated with Poseidon in Carlsbad, and some local water agencies desalinate brackish ground water. All California needs to do is expand ocean water desalination, which they should, even if there is no CalExit.
Maybe Bill should kneel on the Surface to protest Microsoft's deal with the NFL.
At least he had the training and skills to extinguish the fire caused by the phone explosion.
Today xkcd is appropriate - https://xkcd.com/1736/
Too many visitors don't reads the previous comments, where it has already been pointed out several times that Big Sur is indeed North of Vandenberg. Many more will continue to point this out. Maybe I should keep count. Or maybe there can be a way to score them all redundant.
Yes it is, as stated in a previous comment.
Yes, last time I was there, Big Sur was north of Vandenberg. Maybe these places are so obscure on the Central California Coast that people just don't realize where they are really located.
I feel the same way, almost level 25 and have not purchased any items, and still fun. I work in an area where I can walk for 1 hour and hit about 50 Pokestops, and then I go to other places to use them, and the cycle repeats. The first 200 coins I earned from gyms went to a bag upgrade. With 9 5k eggs I have been tempted to purchase some incubators, because after walking 232km so far, I want to open more eggs. I might make that decision after I get to 1000km. If I get into better shape and lost some weight, it would be worth it to spend a few dollars on this game.
I drive an Anal Frontier, where no man has gone before.
I'm counting how many people suggest to cut him in half and count the rings, without having read all the previous comments where this was already said. Seems to be a trend around here.
Just like listening to others before talking, you should read other comments before posting.
The charts I saw earlier appear to show a very rapid increase, but a very slow decline, that may continue, depending on future releases. As of now it looks like it peaked at roughly 45 million players, and is down to around 35 million now, still very many.