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edit: Actually it looks like the entire article is still visible right on the blog landing page: http://shape-of-code.coding-guidelines.com/
edit: ah, beaten to it. oh well
As a Verizon user who lives in a heavily LTE-saturated area, I have to disagree and am actually quite sad that this phone won't be compatible.
If it was LTE-capable, I would buy it in a heartbeat but now it looks like I'll be waiting for the next-gen and hoping that one supports it.
There are a few of them out here in Utah that I know of, but none at the scale that they really could be. It would make a lot of sense to put some out here, I would think
I wonder what ever came of that. It would be a really cool feature to have on a/b/g maps
I'm not really sure why you'd go with an RT tablet unless the price was your only limiting factor
We also randomly had permissions to terminate running programs on other computers over the network for a year or two. That was fun times until the lab teachers learned to start looking for people with black console windows open. But then I just learned to change the console colors to black text on white to throw them off.
I already had it installed on my phone but it wasn't detecting an update in the play store until I force re-installed it
Maybe they're rolling it out in phases?
Oh well, it's not like I ever used hotmail to begin with
I can't even get to the new outlook.com with my hotmail.com address; it was only after creating a brand new outlook.com address that I was able to see what all the fuss was about
I think he went a bit overboard. I don't have cable but I still have a TV that I watch a few downloaded shows on.
There's quite a difference