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I don't know about speed walking but getting out there and walking for at least an hour almost every day is definitely made me feel better. I guess you can say it's a brisk pace but I certainly don't measure it.

Samsung appears to have a toolkit called magician software as well, I haven't used it but saw it mentioned on another forum. I can't link to it but click software. http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/MZ-7PC128N/AM#software I think I will save a buck and go with the samsung. Had...

I got a 2012 v6 SEL Fusion last week for my rental. I wasn't impressed with the AWD at all, a more careful read of fords site says it is a part time AWD system so I'm wondering how they can call that AWD? More of a part time 4x4 if you ask me. Basically I experienced some pretty bad torque steer...

So the two in favor right now are these? Or is there something better I should be looking at? SAMSUNG 830 Series 256GB http://www.amazon.com/SAMSUNG-2-5-Inch-Internal-MZ-7PC256B-WW/dp/B0077CR66A/ref=lh_ni_t Intel 520 Series 240 GB...

Send it back with a different hard drive? That's an interesting point, our in-house repair people are Dell certified but Panasonic won't let them touch their computers, so now all the tough books that we have been converted to for field guys need to go back to Panasonic for repair. Today we...

Never heard of it. On pc I mostly moved over to chrome now, safari was very unstable with anything more than six tabs of salesforce open.

Open source iOS clone. Not sure what this would be used for? http://www.theverge.com/2012/6/10/3074746/project-magenta-open-source-ios-clone?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter On twitter the people in the jailbreaking community seem mildly interested.

Ours go three years. Seems like about half actually make it without big problems. That third year if they are actually being used on job sites is a real killer.

Seems better right now. Nothing new happening though.

We are almost done, almost.

I don't think I ever had a problem with the quick reply box. Sometimes it takes a while to actually post once you enter text and hit the reply button, is that what you're talking about?

Big businesses just to Windows 7 after skipping Vista so I think that they are likely going to be in that habit from now on with skipping a version.

I guess you won't be finding the next windows on HTC hardware. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-06-06/htc-said-to-be-shut-out-of-next-version-of-windows.html

From the top of the forum when clicking on subfora like computers or pub & brewery I usually see a delay of several seconds up to fifteen seconds. Doesn't always do that and seemed to start for me three or four days ago, before that nearly instant. Opening individual threads seems as fast as it...

I saw some twitter back and forth mentioning that salting etc would have not really been a lot of work to implement and make things much more secure. Not a lot of love out there for them.

Guess they found it. http://www.theverge.com/2012/6/6/3068652/linkedin-member-passwords-stolen

App store policy at its worst. http://rogueamoeba.com/utm/2012/06/06/7073-users-can-be-wrong/ I have had about three of these apps now that did that and they have all been pulled, but this is the first that I have read didn't violate the letter and intent of the rules but got pulled anyway.

This actually surprised me. 46% say yes to a data only smart phone plan. http://i.scoople.it/p/4954-would-you-get-a-data-only-plan-and-do-voice-v

I didn't read that one yet but the one I lined above said they still hadn't found evidence that they were breached.

It does annoy that they don't comply with the spam laws. The bigger they get the more ripe they are for a lawsuit by doing that too.

But we knew LinkedIn is crap at security anyway. http://www.theverge.com/2012/6/6/3067523/linkedin-password-leak-online

This is a thing lately: apps being reviewed for what they send and how they sent it.

Latest sims thing I have seen. http://boingboing.net/2012/06/05/simcity-e3-gameplay-trailer.html

Virge reviews suggest the one x has the best screen on the market bar none with its laminated IPS LCD. Have you looked at a one x? Seems like a really hard choice between a one x and the s3.

Did a little looking and it seems the S3 was rooted before it was released so should only be a matter of time before something like CM9 is available for it. This interests me.

Is work from home an option?

Motorcycle electrical connections are rarely weather tight I have found, you can fix most of the problems just by taking the connectors apart cleaning the rust out, taking them up and putting it back together.

Very nice, I can have some fun with that.

Looks like all those NFO files I see. For a minute I thought it was going to generate a picture based on one uploaded.

Thanks for the offer but I have been playing for a while now with friends. As a single player I would say no but with two friends it is pretty entertaining.

I have to turn off the nub joystick because of this, you have one of those?

Our companies dell support seems about the same, minus the ability to make an appointment or just drop in a store of course.

I have no fucking clue why we don't get our act together and switch to the metric system.

The main question I see on that is how are they subsidizing part of the phone cost on a prepaid plan? Calculated risk? Unfortunately I think they use sprints network so I'm not really interested. As far as plan terms go they seem really good. Compared to Straight Talk BYOP/SIM only plan with...

Pretty detailed doc explaining iOS security. http://images.apple.com/iphone/business/docs/iOS_Security_May12.pdf

Right, that was my concern but that thing sounds like it's going to make a pretty good try to make the best of it.

On Sprint?

I was ignoring the iPhone comments as it clearly has no place in this thread. Personally I would do the S3 but wait till the end of the year for prices to come down, my previous favorite was the Galaxy Nexus but I didn't know about the lack of the memory slot which is a deal breaker IMO...

Ah cool. This is definitely something that needs carrier support then it sounds like.

Editing timed out: Inbound it is just call forwarding, you probably couldn't even tell. You can even forward to a landline and have it be much better. Outbound you're still using the phone's hardware but you could use a landline from your Google voice so optionally it could be much better...

Inbound it is just call forwarding, you probably couldn't even tell. Outbound you're still using the phone's hardware but you could use a landline from your Google voice so optionally it could be much better. The benefit is just on our end managing all of the aspects of the phone number and...

Conditional forwarding like forward everything except for number X which is your Google voice number? That sounds pretty interesting.

Right, whoever owns the cell phone contract at your company would have to terminate the contract / approve the port. Specifically I think there is an account number and pin number involved. Never reported anything myself I'm just reading about it.

Well as I understand it if you port your number out you're actually closing the account that you ported from. You don't sound like you want to do that.

I don't understand your statement about your cell phone voice mail? GV has its own voicemail, with visual voicemail that works reasonably well it seems. Can still listen to the audio in app anyway. I got a pretty cool and easy to remember number with Google voice so I didn't want to port...

Ah, I typically only use fake numbers for places that ask for one. One of the nice things that you could do is dump your paid text plan and go through Google voice for those. Lots of people starting to do that it seems. The app seems to work perfectly fine in that area and the delay I was...

Thats good, looked around and they appear to be actually delivering the note ICS update around nowish?

How is your experience with google voice? It took me a decent amount of time to understand how to use the thing with click to call and all which sounds like a crappy experience on iPhone. Hope much better on android. After I understood how the thing worked it seems fine. I'm moving from go...

I'm kind of thinking cabling and those hot swap bays are at fault. Easy to test with a new cable straight to the drives.

To each their own but my phone is 64gb and I have 14gb free. It's really nice to not have to worry about disk space. Admittedly I have camera pictures, photo albums, most of my music and some big apps on it. Lots of areas I could cut down but the point is it is nice not having to. I wasn't...