Comment Which is the X button? (Score 1) 291
players have to know that when the press "x" they will get the same result.
That's sort of hard to do when every console puts "x" in a different place.
players have to know that when the press "x" they will get the same result.
That's sort of hard to do when every console puts "x" in a different place.
Readers from Slashdot's home country are the minority here.
What do you recommend that readers from Slashdot's home country do to qualify for a work visa in order to leave minority status?
you lied
What I wrote was "if the carrier detects you putting a voice-only SIM in a phone with a smartphone IMEI, the carrier will automatically subscribe you to a data plan (source: Slashdot article 'AT&T: Don't Want a Data Plan for That Smartphone? Too Bad.')" I thought the link to an article whose title includes "AT&T" would make it clear that I was referring to AT&T. T-Mobile USA is useless in areas without its signal, and carriers in countries other than the United States are useless without some way of getting a work visa.
Then you didn't look hard enough
Guilty as charged.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1886460
The thread is 341 pages, and search is down. I read the first few and last few pages, and one user reported that it put his device (not a Nexus 7) into a bootloop. How should I determine whether or not it'll do the same to a Nexus 7 running Android 4.3? Or, returning to the previous question, how should I back up first in case it does?
I've used bin4ry's script to root several phones and a couple tablets. One tablet being a Nexus 7.
Was this a Nexus 7 running Android 4.3 or Android prior to 4.3?
How the hell do you get a 15k phone bill?
One way is by having a job that requires sending and receiving large amounts of data. At least in the United States, cellular data costs 10 USD per GB.
You, the lay man, can't build a smartphone from components.
Nor a laptop PC.
Only because dickheads like HTC keep making phones which dont have removable SD cards and batteries because they believe the moron that told them that is why iPhones sell.
That or the fact that if you make a phone with an SD card slot and sell it in Slashdot's home country without licensing certain file system patents from Microsoft, you will get sued for patent infringement, and you will lose.
Metaphysics is a science
I'll believe you when you can devise a way that metaphysical results, such as the result presented in this article, can be falsified.
My carrier is AT&T.
Why can't you switch your carrier to be no longer AT&T?
AT&T does NOT sell the Nexus 5. So I have to buy one for $350 from Google. On the flip side I just bought an iPhone 5s for $199.
You bought your iPhone 5S for $199 plus whatever the current early termination fee is. It just looks like $199 to customers within the United States because unlike T-Mobile, AT&T refuses to itemize the phone subsidy. How much does service for your iPhone 5S on AT&T cost over the next 24 months, compared to a comparable plan on T-Mobile for a Nexus 5?
I've never understood why anyone would buy one that didn't already have at least one OSX machine.
Because they bought a first-generation iPhone before Android was released, perhaps? Or because iPhone was the only serious phone that could play iTunes Store music before iTunes went DRM-free?
I use a voice-only T-Mobile SIM in my smartphone without issue.
Not everybody has the money to move to a place where T-Mobile has adequate signal coverage. The other three major carriers either cram (AT&T) or don't use SIMs and outright refuse to activate voice-only service on handsets (Verizon Wireless and Sprint).
The moon is made of green cheese. -- John Heywood
