Uh no. Google was selling an unlocked Nexus 4 8GB for $200 on their store. They're sold out now, and rumour has it that they aren't restocking them either.

While I agree with some of what you said, there are medical cases where supplements are neccessary. I had a severe Vitamin D deficiency 2 years ago that ended up causing osteomalacia-like symptoms (severe muscle, joint, and bone pain throughout my entire body). My family doctor ran blood tests and told me I had the worst Vitamin D deficiency that she had ever seen in 35 years (I had something like 12 nmol/L of 25-hydroxyvitamin D). Anyway, long story short, she perscribed me 1000mg of Vitamin D once a day and the problem went away within a month or two.

So we can assume that Xbox One games will be always-online and have server side processing ala Simcity 5... because that worked out so well for EA.

I thought you could already do that without requiring READ_PHONE_STATE? When your app loses focus (for whatever reason, a call, user switches to another app, etc..) then onPause() gets called. You should be able to handle losing focus there... without needing any special permissions.

Though I only write android apps as a hobby, so maybe I'm wrong.

Looked at the location bar... shed a tear for my "http://"

You can disable that by going to about:config and setting browser.urlbar.trimURLs to false.

It's old, but still a pain. Remember when Stop had a separate button?

There's always been a separate stop button, you just have to customize the toolbar so that the stop button is ordered before the reload button, otherwise it "combines" them into a single reload/stop button. http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=2142587

Basically you right click the toolbar, select customize, then drag the stop button to the left of the reload button, and viola... separate buttons (yes it's retarded).