You'd need a 3rd-party app for the actual voice calling/receiving, like Groove IP. I don't know if that's the best or anything; it's merely the only one I know of.

That terminology doesn't show up on the Play Store, so I'm not sure where OP got that from.

No idea about Daetrin's exact situation, but like him, I can't possibly afford to stream everything from the cloud. I filled up most of a 32 GB microSD card with music and video; if it weren't for the video I'd only need maybe 16 GB. Let's see--should I pay an extra $10/month for a (much) larger data plan, or should I get a phone with a microSD slot and buy a 32 GB microSD card for like $25? Of course, it's complicated by the fact that the kind of phone that comes with a microSD slot is very different from the kind of phone that doesn't--if you want updates directly from Google there's no other option other than a Nexus device, etc.

They no longer use Sendmail; they use Exim.

Yes, because the terribly, slowly decreasing quality of the images wasn't enough of a deterrent by itself...

What...it doesn't require 3 fingers. That's ridiculous; my trackpad doesn't even support 3 fingers and I can right-click just fine.

Especially the earlobe...I guess if you're not too concerned about the earlobe the rest of the ear might not change much.

Plus, there are always non-free software being excluded from repos of various OSes, and nobody really cares nearly as much as they seem to care about this.

Your comment does not make sense. The distribution of others' abilities are going to be about the same no matter when you take the class, as the group made up of a (not quite) random sample of the same population.

Ironically enough for you, perhaps, they're actually quite close now, because they look darn near identical (or they do on Windows anyway), what with their ridiculous menu button in the upper left and nearly identical tab widgets.

I tried that; never could get it working properly. Either way it's an add-on for a feature that's built in to Opera.

A better question is, no doubt, "Who is going to pay for Opera when they can use Opera for free?"

No? I use a text editor for that...can't think of why you'd need them in a browser, but sure, I can see why having to use a text editor instead of doing it right in your browser would be annoying. Unfortunately, I can't tell you if they work, only that some services (potentially not the ones you want) work.

There are system mouse gestures? Since when? Do you mean multitouch gestures? I don't have a such a capable mouse or trackpad, and my trackpad is broken anyway. As for all those other services, I don't need a grammar checker (generally...), there is a spell checker built-in to Opera (which, again, I don't need), Opera can send you straight to MW.com for dictionary/thesaurus or Wikipedia for encyclopedia, and I don't know what "text manipulation" services you're talking about; the ones that show up in the services menu for me are the same that show up in Safari's services menu. Then again, I'm also services-retarded; I never use them beyond playing with Summarize every once in a while.

I'm sure better Mac OS X integration will come in time; it already looks like a native Mac app. More so than Firefox, at any rate.