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by esutton 14y ago
What makes this worse is they've been offering a discounted price this past week for their apps. Seems wrong to take money from new users days before your about to stop development.
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by esutton 14y ago
pushing out a (possibly) non optional update that dumbs down a phone that a user owns. there's something wrong with that.
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Google hopes to escape Galaxy Nexus sales ban with software patch | The Verge(theverge.com)
2 points by esutton 14y ago|1 comments
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by esutton 14y ago
Galaxy Nexus HSPA+ unlocked is now 350 through the play store
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by esutton 15y ago
the drop was from 350 to 300.
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by esutton 15y ago
Wow the video really portrays chrome os 2.0
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by esutton 15y ago
Just want to throw it out there I'be been using a chromebook for the past three months and love it.
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The Fire Aside, Amazon’s Lower-Priced Kindles Also Shine(nytimes.com)
5 points by esutton 15y ago|1 comments
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Wired Kindle Fire Review(wired.com)
2 points by esutton 15y ago|0 comments
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by esutton 15y ago
just throwing this out there, the silk browser takes advantage of caching content. when you have only a dozen reviewers using it is not really indicative of how it will preform with a million users using it
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Amazon Kindle Fire, iPad’s First True Competitor(mashable.com)
1 points by esutton 15y ago|0 comments
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Kindle Fire Review: The iPad Finally Has Serious Competition(gizmodo.com)
1 points by esutton 15y ago|0 comments
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Amazon Kindle Touch review(engadget.com)
2 points by esutton 15y ago|0 comments
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Amazon Kindle Fire review(engadget.com)
7 points by esutton 15y ago|1 comments
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by esutton 15y ago
there should be a variable option where you can trade users for storage. i.e. i want 10 users sharing 500gb, or 20 users sharing 250 gb. Dropbox for teams never attracted me not because of the storage size, rather it was the high price to a
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by esutton 15y ago
all i have to say is I love my chromebook and the majority of people that diss it haven't used one for more than a few days.
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by esutton 15y ago
it is mentioned briefly on the page, but the major victim of encryption is caching. That is one of the main reasons encrypted traffic is slower.
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by esutton 15y ago
someone should get a comment from AA HQ whether it is indeed corporate policy to block twitter during an emergency landing. Other possibilities may be that this is a GOGO policy, or there was just an issue connecting to twitter.
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by esutton 15y ago
Hulu is a well designed and great product. That said, hulu's value is its content not its backend and community. The only reason to buy hulu would be if it came with streaming rights that were more valuable than the purchasing price.
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by esutton 15y ago
did whoever down voted me actually read the article?
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by esutton 15y ago
title is misleading, it doesn't say that GROUPON raised the price, it just said prices of offers on groupon occasionally did not reflect the cost quoted by the establishment. The fault most likely lies with the business owner.
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by esutton 15y ago
So really what would make everyone is a type of Selective_Sync, i.e. there are three file types. those that are ephemeral and can be deleted. those that are ephemeral but should only deleted if given permission And those that need to be bac
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by esutton 15y ago
It looks like the blog is getting hammered right now. But 3 notes: 1)the limit of 100 mb per file is a weak way of limiting the promotion. 2)a lot of people are gonna be pissed of that you don't get it unless you install and create your acc
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by esutton 15y ago
its an interesting article. Might be a little redundant for people that read hacker news. That said if it gets non techies to seriously consider password diversification and a backup strategy, kudos.
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Hacked - Magazine - The Atlantic(theatlantic.com)
4 points by esutton 15y ago|2 comments
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by esutton 15y ago
i disagree, free texting apps do not hurt carrier profits for 2 reasons. a) Users don't want another phone number, and even if they agreed, getting your friends to text you using that number instead of you carrier number is a large burden.
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Chromebook: 'Father of Google Apps' Raises Second Child(wired.com)
2 points by esutton 15y ago|0 comments
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by esutton 15y ago
interesting read, though it wont change anyones mind on piracy one way or the other
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by esutton 15y ago
as a chromebook user, i find this article disappointing. what it really summed up to was flash is not working well -> chrome os is doomed, instead of maybe chromebooks need a hardware boost. By that theory iphones/ipads are worse becaus
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by esutton 15y ago
google checkout works in the uk

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