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Go into the Play store, select options, My Apps. Select app from that list. If for some reason that doesn't work, you can try to copy the .apk from the /system/app directory. That might not work without root access tho.

Uh oh, here come the endless bus test drive threads...

Do some reading here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/droid-razr You can also use the stock recovery to perform a factory reset on your phone. I'd try that. http://www.jeremylesniak.com/blog/2012/12/droid-razr-maxx-boot-into-recovery/

Your info isn't stored on the phone (except pics), so yes. If you can get a tool like CWM or TWRP installed you can prob save your phone. Hop on XDA developers and do some reading!

The crossfired R7 is just room to grow in the future (For cheap). The A10-7850K has integrated 512 Radeon R7 stream processors. It should run rFactor 2 fluently. Anyway, won't hurt my feelings if OP goes a different route. I just believe a SSD should be a feature in all builds these days. My Lenovo Y410p has a caching SSD. It's painfully easy to tell what is and isn't cached in the SSD.

The build I posted has a 128GB Samsung Evo SSD and a 1TB Segate 7200RPM drive. You're absolutely right about a dedicated GPU providing more performance, which is where crossfiring a discrete R7 card with the APU's integrated R7 comes in. OP could easily do that at a later date with minimal hassle.

I just realized that Merc wasted 1/3 of the instrument cluster with an analog clock. To OP, a through vacuuming will remove most of the dog hair, but if the dog rode in the vehicle frequently, you'll never get it out of the HVAC system.

We replaced our not-that-old dead Maytag top load washer last may with a front load LG. Zero regrets. We did a lot of comparision shopping (Lowes, THD, Appliance Mart, Best Buy, HH Gregg, Sears outlet). We ended up buying from HHG because they had the best pricing.

Another +1 for Rick!

What are you talking about? It has plenty of Sata connectors! There's an open PCI-E slot.

I'm suggesting an APU vs CPU + dedicated GPU because it allows you to add a SSD and stay within budget. Technically, the build Ryan posted (AMD FX "6 core" CPU + nVidia GTX750) will have more processing power. The build I posted will be more than powerful enough to run your game, and will be faster in day to day tasks because of the SSD. If later on down the road you needed more graphics oomph, you could always add a dedicated GPU. That's much easier than upgrading to a SSD at a later date. Read about Kaveri here: http://www.anandtech.com/show/7677/amd-kaveri-review-a8-7600-a10-7850k The sad state of affairs is this: AMD's current lineup of CPUs can't hang with ANY of Intel's current Core lineup. For that reason, I don't ever recommend an AMD FX CPU. You're better off spending a few more bucks and getting into a Core i3 or i5. My views change a little bit in regards to the A series APU. For about the same price as AMD's "6 core" FX CPU, you can get a Quad core APU with current-generation Radeon R7 graphics built right in. The Radeon R7 isn't the fastest GPU around, but it will more than suffice. Also, you can add any dedicated Radeon R7 GPU (that uses on board GDDR3 memory). The APU will Crossfire with the dedicated card and combine graphics processing power.

How about this? Should have more than enough performance, should be very power efficient, and it'll be cheap!

APU stands for Accelerated Processing Unit. That's what AMD calls their CPUs with integrated graphics. Kaveri is the model name of the latest revision of AMD's APU. The CPU got a slight processing power bump over previous generations, but the big gain was in graphics processing power. Since the GPU (Radeon R7 in the case of the A10-7850K) is integrated into the APU core it doesn't have it's own memory. It shares system RAM, so you'll want good fast RAM for best performance. Microcenter will price match Newegg, no questions asked.

Look again That's my favorite place to buy CPUs. If you go the APU route, make damned sure you go Kaveri. That's the latest release from AMD, and the only one that is worth a damn.

Doesn't weigh enough.

For which build? My build or Ryan's build? It doesn't matter, as you must be high. Both configurations draw UNDER 200 Watts running full tilt. The 500W power supply is actually overkill, but leave room to grow with a more powerful GPU. Ryans config: FX6300: 95W. GTX750 Ti: 60W My Config: A10-7850K: 95W No Secondary GPU to draw power.

For your needs, I also suggest an APU*. Go with the Brand New A10-7850K. The GPU is integrated with the CPU, so no additional costs there. Spend the discrete GPU money on the largest SSD that fits in your budget. You can always add a GPU at a later date if you decide you want more performance, which is much easier than adding a SSD later. Here ya go: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2Zdx3 Add THIS RAM. It's not an option on PC Parts Picker. But it's nice and fast to benefit the integrated Radeon R7. *Normally I'd recommend a quad-core i5 at a minimum, but it puts a build out of budget, and beyond required performance. Edit: Don't forget you also need to budget for a monitor, mouse, keyboard, speakers, and an OS. Windows 8 can be had for around $100. Ubuntu and SteamOS are free, but may not work with your game.

The kangaroo was surprisingly "professional".

Few things you should know: 1) Avoid Kelly BMW 2) Avoid Kelly BMW 3) Avoid Jerky BMW 4) Use MAG for warranty/service. Chad Connors (SA) and Tony (Tech) took EXCELLENT care of me more than once. 5) The BMW extended warranty is little more than a power train protection plan

Incorrect.

Very nice pickup! If you've got questions, don't be afraid to ask.

Looks like the clear coat is gone. I'm no expert, but you could try a fine buffing compound and wax. Does the paint on the door jambs match? It looked like a vibrant orange/yellow in some of the photos you linked to on an earlier page.

*sigh* slipped thru the cracks somehow, and I think I can forget about getting any support from EA. Anyone have one of the now un-needed PC beta access codes? Maybe that'll get me in. I've got a few days off work, I'd like to check it out. Also, Direct2Play has the TF preorder for 27% off: http://www.direct2play.com/origin-drm/543-titanfall-origin-cdkey.html

Signed up on the 12th.

Did you preorder the game? I haven't done that yet.