Don't mix up things here. Nexus is a Google-branded and Google-maintained device.
The article you cite refers to all Android phones. And many manufacturers (that maintain their devices) are not keen on keeping them current.
The track record for Google-branded devices is quite a bit different.

Depends.. Here in Switzerland they are usually 6-digit.

Why would you want to fiddle with the SD card? Your mobile browser is perfectly capable of downloading the APK, opening it without a file manager and then if it won't install it's one tick in the settings.

At this point it's called a tax.

Enterprise install / GPO are still supported, as far as the summary goes.

Wish I had mod points. It's both hilarious and insightful.

Very relevant: http://xkcd.com/1172/

To be fair, automatic self-winding mechanical wristwatches were invented in the XVIII century and, quoting Wikipedia, "by the 1960s [...] became standard in quality mechanical watches." As long as you wear them, it's a non-issue.

Smartwatches don't have similar tech, and are still making baby steps. People who buy them now should bear in mind they are almost prototype-level products.

More like: if solving is not attempted, it's human.

So, let me recap.
Adobe just lost the source code to one of the most exposed attack surfaces known for vulnerabilities?
That'll be one hell of a peer review.

And all it takes is a phone call from the NSA to leak some juicy blackmail on the President into the media.
This is all interconnected pretty nicely, I'm afraid.

Don't be so sure. You may still be a valuable link on another person's web of contacts, so information collected about you will still be extensively mined.

I guess, with even more impunity. Are dead people protected by the Fourth?

Better idea, a Qi charger over a running-water tank.

Syncing between different machines you're using it from.

And yet Canonical are such good buddies with Amazon..