I disagree. They aren't causing me any harm, they don't blast music late, I don't hear them screaming, I don't feel like I am in any sort of position to tell them to tidy up their house.
It's not that I don't give a shit about my neighbors, it's that I don't have any business telling them how to behave. I would certainly be happier if they didn't leave their yard full of garbage but I'm not in charge of other people.
It does when you're comparing it to a $10 Walmart watch.
I wear an AT9071 on the weekends which still isn't a Rolex or anything but I really like it and I enjoy how easy it is to change the timezone when traveling.
The cheapest watches around are the only sensible option.
Unless you like nicer watches. I've been wearing a Casio AWG100 every work day for seven years, I spent $80, it's very durable, hasn't required any maintenance.
It doesn't even work that way, if you say, "Alexa, buy an iPad" it reads a long description for the most popular result for "iPad" then asks if you're sure.
Don't sideload apps from shady websites, stick to the playstore. If your friend was somehow forced to buy a smartphone there's nothing forcing him to install any additional apps.
My Chevy's infotainment system about once a year requires that I pull the fuse to get bluetooth to work. It generally works but it's really annoying, seems to only happen once I get on the freeway at the beginning of a long journey.
I strongly agree with you. I should be able to hold the power button down for a few seconds to reboot it.
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Who is communicating poorly? You can't even seem to keep track of who you're talking to.
Are you too young to remember what flying was like fifteen years ago or are you just obtuse?
Why would I pay that? With Prime, I already pay no shipping.
Why would I pay to check my luggage? That's included with my ticket.
The headphones aren't collecting any data. The App is, it's just another app selling your information. That's what apps are for!
That's a weird name for it.
I paid about $40 for 7, I had to provide a .edu email address but it's a full, normal license.
If this wasn't so boring I'd guess it was copypasta.
covering even less than the fares of government-subsidized mass transit systems
Which mass transit systems? Plenty get closer to 20% back.
I've seen "lifetime warranties" before that had tiny print saying the lifetime would end upon release of the next version.
I'd like to see an example of that.
The experience is ready, the price isn't.
I disagree. They aren't causing me any harm, they don't blast music late, I don't hear them screaming, I don't feel like I am in any sort of position to tell them to tidy up their house.
It's not that I don't give a shit about my neighbors, it's that I don't have any business telling them how to behave. I would certainly be happier if they didn't leave their yard full of garbage but I'm not in charge of other people.
I got basically the same results. In fact when I searched for phones the only sponsored results were iPhones.
It does when you're comparing it to a $10 Walmart watch.
I wear an AT9071 on the weekends which still isn't a Rolex or anything but I really like it and I enjoy how easy it is to change the timezone when traveling.
The cheapest watches around are the only sensible option.
Unless you like nicer watches. I've been wearing a Casio AWG100 every work day for seven years, I spent $80, it's very durable, hasn't required any maintenance.
I don't think microphones can identify faces.
It doesn't even work that way, if you say, "Alexa, buy an iPad" it reads a long description for the most popular result for "iPad" then asks if you're sure.
That approach doesn't go over very well with a work phone.
Who is this the most compelling feature to?
My phone worked fine on Japanese bullet trains, do we have any information on tower hand off at high speeds that isn't from the idiot fringe?
I have never been able to establish a connection while at cruising altitude. I haven't tried during takeoff or landing though.
Jesus, no kidding.
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2...
There may be other symptoms like terrible battery life, excessive data usage and poor performance.
Don't sideload apps from shady websites, stick to the playstore. If your friend was somehow forced to buy a smartphone there's nothing forcing him to install any additional apps.
My Chevy's infotainment system about once a year requires that I pull the fuse to get bluetooth to work. It generally works but it's really annoying, seems to only happen once I get on the freeway at the beginning of a long journey.
I strongly agree with you. I should be able to hold the power button down for a few seconds to reboot it.