CRed05

Ok...14% stronger than steel.

10x stronger than steel...

I'm not seeing it...at least not for PS4 http://www.gamestop.com/ps4/games/battlefield-4/109945

lulz http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/26/playstation-4-sex_n_4343274.html?utm_hp_ref=technology&ir=Technology

You can do it from the Playstation app too I think.

I think I already have RokkumanEXE and SinisterSS in my friends list on PSN...I'm cred05. I only have Ghosts for PS4 at the moment.

The gyroscope typing is very nice.

Are you implying that GSM drops phone calls and CDMA does not? That is not correct. GSM is superior to CDMA. GSM however can handle voice and data at the same time, where CDMA can not (LTE is a different story). CDMA can only do 160 characters for SMS, GSM unlimited. CDMA is constantly connected to a tower, where GSM only connects when needed, making it much more battery friendly.

I don't buy it. Equal distance from center = equal distance from center

How the fuck did this become a law?

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-K1FIKvI6UqA/UXca7l4MbWI/AAAAAAAABD8/BCS-LoQobO8/s1600/southpark_nice.png Thanks

Do you have to manually renew the plan once a month or can you set it up to automatically renew just like a contract would?

Hmmm...I really don't talk on the phone much, but I can see it being annoying. Like my previous comment about data, it feels good not to have to worry about your minutes. It will bring me down from $70/m to $30, and that's a big difference.

Not sure if that question was directed at me or not, but I don't use that much data 99% of the time. I'm on wifi most of the time anyway, but it's just nice to know that I don't have to worry about it. Like if I go on a road trip, I can use Maps the entire time and listen to music from the cloud or watch HBO Go/Netflix/YouTube as much as I want. Or god forbid, if I need to VPN into work.

I'm contemplating switching to a monthly plan. T-Mo has a $30 per month plan that you can only get online or at Walmart where you get unlimited text and data (5gb 4g cap) and 100 minutes talk. I'm still grandfathered in on a truely unlimited data plan so that's the only reason I'm afraid to switch.

Bought a house by Polaris in July.

I used to live in Powell, T-Mo has great service there, HSPA+ & LTE. I lose LTE just north of Home Rd.

Yeah, unfortunately it didn't come with the Google Experience Launcher (GEL) that the N5 got, or the transparent navigation and notification bars. Luckily you can install the GEL if you want. http://www.mediafire.com/download/3ina0fd8fwki5fo/GoogleHome.apk

I've said it a million times on here. You can't beat T-Mobile when it comes to price, customer service and speed. Only time I wouldn't recommend them is if you live out in rural areas. That's all I've been doing ever since the Nexus One. Buy a Nexus from Google and not get locked into a contract. FYI, check out this ROM if you haven't yet. I run it along with an LTE radio and it's awesome. It's the Nexus 5 port. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2507021

I hope this passes the Senate. I think 4 hours is too short, but 12 hours is a bit much. Meet in the middle and make it 8 hours. Still gives you plenty of time to discuss handgun basics, cover the legality and some range time. You're not going to become an expert in 4, 8 or 12 hours.

"Turns out, in its current state, the card will only use your remaining Google Wallet balance when making purchases. This means if your balance is $0.00, the card will come back as declined. This is very much different from the app, which will use the primary credit card you have set up on Google Wallet once Google Wallet funds have been exhausted. But we still have hope… According to Googler Jeff Craig — who’s been using the Google Wallet Card for quite sometime now (working at Google has its perks) — his version of the card acts just like the app, using the remaining Google Wallet balance before switching over to the primary card on file. This is much how the PayPal debit card works (after adding your bank account), and it’s odd to not see this “feature” in the Google Wallet Card. It’s entirely possible Google will change the way the Wallet Card works in the future, but until then, it’s nothing more than a pre-paid credit (read: kinda lame). We’ll let you know if we hear more." There are a lot of security concerns, and even legal concerns with Coin coming out now. Not to mention it's $100, and after 2 years the battery dies and you have to throw it away. I'll go with the free and secure Wallet Card.

Coin appeals to ifags cause they still don't have NFC, that's your problem for buying a piece of shit. But so does the Wallet card because you don't need NFC, believe it or not but they have the wallet app for iPhone you twonk. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/google-wallet/id575923525

The Google Wallet card is now available. Basically the same thing. You link all your credit cards and bank account to Google Wallet, and either use your NFC enabled phone to pay, or if there's no NFC available, you can use the Wallet Card. http://www.theverge.com/2013/11/20/5126602/google-wallet-debit-card-available-now

I recently got tired of certain youtube videos and DirecTV on demand shows buffering all the damn time. I already have the fastest internet Time Warner provides in my area so I turned to router settings and this is what worked for me. If your router and all devices connected to your wifi are Wireless-N compatible then I'd suggest going into the router settings and tell it to transmit only Wireless-N. All my TV's, phone and tablet was wireless-n compatible except my PS3, but that all changed when I got a PS4 and I haven't had any issues since.

Forgot about the SUV's. When did they start doing the A6, 7 & 8? Must be fairly recently. But all those are the higher end cars too, where cost isn't as much of an issue I'd imagine.