I'm just curious. I haven't had any issues with Windows search (but I don't use Outlook). I have my 1TB 7200 RAID 1 and 2TB 5400 RAID 1 array indexed and it seems to work flawlessly as far as I can tell.
I use Swype now and I assume I will eventually be faster than I was on my 5 years worth of Blackberrys, but the Blackberry has the advantage of being stupid proof and 100% accurate. This (arguably) makes it frustration free. Speed isn't everything.
That is retarded.
Dial 911, simply do not SAY anything but do not hang up. cops will be on the way.
What moron thinks the 911 dispatcher will go "hello? hello? Nobody there, I'll hang up and ignore it....."
Due to a design flaw with one of my past phones I made approx. 20 calls over a 2 years to 911 with knowing it. I never once received a call back. So no you're wrong.
I download my favorite shows 2 hours earlier then they are on TV. Granted I'm on the west coast and they are popular shows, but they're ready for me when I get home from work (fully automated), 720p, and commercial free. I really wouldn't mind paying for a similar service from one of these cable companies, but nothing exists and apparently I can finagle something much better myself.
I read the article with increasing amazement the farther into it I got. Among the six reasons why OMG we'll all die if we can't keep flash:
....That's funny. I could have sworn this article was about why we should WANT Flash, not about why Adobe should burn in hell for 10,000 years.
The other three, while not quite as egregious, are still not exactly compelling arguments for why web users should be very, very sad if Flash dies. What the hell was the author thinking here?
I don't think you really understood TFA, or the TFS or even the damn title. The article is not about why we should want flash, it was about why it's not going away anytime soon.
do the other browsers provide this advantage? not that i've heard...
I heard that the native BlackBerry browser does this.
I'm not saying that the above companies are great, but it's very different than being stuck with only one option, AT&T.
I have been waiting for data plan prices to become more reasonable
Well then here you go! The plan is $5/month cheaper now over what it was! Don't you have WiFi in your home at all to avoid using only the data network? Have you ever looked at your ACTUAL monthly data usage on a smart phone? Mine is not even close to 2GB/month, even using tethering.
In fact if you do have WiFi and are mostly doing stuff around WiFi, you might well opt for the even CHEAPER DataPlus plan -just 200MB/month on the cell network, but it's also only $15 instead of $25 (and remember the current plan was $30). For those who mostly use WiFi, isn't it nice to have a choice? I mean, Slashdot in general seems to say they are about choice, but when an actual choice is presented they growl like a rabid ferret.
Speak for yourself. I regularly go over 6gigs/mo.
And by the way, I pay $15/mo for unlimited data WITH tethering. I don't consider any of these special iShit plans reasonable.
Today is a good day for information-gathering. Read someone else's mail file.