iCrap Update
Seems the iPhone has a little-known defect: its bars tell you how strong Verizon’s signal is, but it actually runs on AT&T’s network. Who knew?
Seems the iPhone has a little-known defect: its bars tell you how strong Verizon’s signal is, but it actually runs on AT&T’s network. Who knew?
John and Joana Tsinonis have developed software that will prevent a not-too-smartphone from allowing calls or text messages from anyone who is either operating a motor vehicle or killing time while someone else does. Why on earth would anyone NOT want to install this on their phone?
Your “radio” concept is kinda neat, but would be a bit neater if it worked with Firefox, and neater still if you’d lay off on the [censored]ing censorship. And for [censored]‘s sake, if you must [censored]ing censor [censored], at least be honest about it and have your mascot “meep” the [censored] cuss words out overtly rather than just making the singer stutter and hope no [censored] listener will [censored]ing notice. Dumb[censored]s.
Making customers pay for software that prevents them from texting while riding in a vehicle someone else is driving.
The other day, Mrs. X and Xrlq 3.0 had goopy, crusty eyes. A trip to Web MD correctly diagnosed their problem as Pink Eye, and a context-sensitive ad directed us to SouthParkStudios.com.
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