It would be like Babylon 5 or S:AAB. Hurrah!

I have "a few nits" with my Nexus S running ICS such as sending pix via MMS, sluggish Contacts app and inconsistent BlueTooth, but overall, I'm happy with it. I get the same battery life under ICS as I did with GB and I tracked it pretty religiously as I was testing the impact of Locale on my phone. I've had at least two random reboots which happened when I was not using the phone. At this rate, I'll never get the 136 days of uptime I got on GB 4.0.6, I imagine I could've gone longer but ICS was released for my phone.

Sidebar: The idea behind Locale is great and it is a well laid out program, but I never worked as promised on my stock Nexus S, particularly the Airplane-mode add-on. The latest release is awful, using more than twice the resident RAM and much more battery life. I caved and uninstalled it.

Google needs to hurry the hell up and come out with fix for the various reported issues; its been over two months now! They're already talking about Jellybean for Christ sakes. If they don't fix these issues soon, my next phone will be an iPhone 5 as much as the thought sickens me. I don't mine having a few issues as long as they are addressed in a timely fashion, it's not as if Apple doesn't have issues with some of their iOS releases too.

I would settle for him to just fix the Window's DropBox client so that when I upgrade it, it installs in either one centralized directory or updates to client installed in my profile instead of another user's profile.

Man up and get a Toshiba THRiVE. I have one and don't regret it one bit. After seeing mine, a co-worker got one and paired it with a 128GB SD-card. He has literally dozens of movies and hundreds of MP3's on the SD-card.

Really?

Really?

The current and previous generation Roku supports Amazon Video streaming...

Amen brother. Amen.

Ditto. I have two Asus Wl-520gU running TomatoUSB deployed and recommended it to six other satisfied users.

Not an issue for me, I use Directory Opus.

Linux Mint

They have a plan. Two Santa Clauses or How The Republican Party Has Conned America for Thirty Years

Remember, only a lucky, privileged few are allowed to purchase an iPhone. I heard a lottery system is used where Steve Jobs himself chooses the next lucky iPhone owner. The rest of us lost souls choose to buy a ghetto phone, like my Nexus S.

I too have Ooma but their new Telo device is prone to failure. I'm working on my third box in the seven months I'm been with them. The first device was DOA, the second one died this past Sunday and I'm still haggling with customer support to get a replacement. I was lured in with the very, very low monthly cost but if I have to waste time and effort getting a replacement box it just isn't worth it.

I was on Vonage for six years prior to switching to Ooma and never had any equipment failure. I may just port my number to Google Voice and go back to Vonage.

I have two 24" monitors and use VirtuaWin and AutoHotkey to maximize my screen real estate.

Using AutoHotkey, I send VirtuaWin a message to toggle between the last two virtual windows when I press the forward mouse button (I also map Alt-~ and a double-tap of the Windows key to do the same).