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Not great to wake up to the news that Robin Williams has died.
Why I like the Nexus 7 and 4 with the 32gb built in rather than having 8gb or less on board.
I've got the new Nexus 7 now and it's a lovely tablet. Great picture and surround sound from proper stereo speakers.
I've got the new Nexus 7 now and it's a lovely tablet. Great picture and surround sound from proper stereo speakers.
pb wrote:
... and Android needs to sort out the issue many devices have with storing apps directly on to memory card without having to root the device,
Now that's a better idea ... been lacking for some years now ... much to Mrs DL's dismay!
... and Android needs to sort out the issue many devices have with storing apps directly on to memory card without having to root the device,
Now that's a better idea ... been lacking for some years now ... much to Mrs DL's dismay!
Mostly the latter with a few 'must have' additions (so say the PR people).
Nowadays, upgrading is only worth it when the apps catch up and make use of the hardware. I've only seen a couple of games that have used the power of the 64 bit chip in the iPhone 5S so far.
Really they should all be working more on the software upgrade side. IOS could do with a few more ways to share data and Android needs to sort out the issue many devices have with storing apps directly on to memory card without having to root the device,
Nowadays, upgrading is only worth it when the apps catch up and make use of the hardware. I've only seen a couple of games that have used the power of the 64 bit chip in the iPhone 5S so far.
Really they should all be working more on the software upgrade side. IOS could do with a few more ways to share data and Android needs to sort out the issue many devices have with storing apps directly on to memory card without having to root the device,
Just read that the iPhone6 will ship on the 9th September and the Galaxy Note 4 on the 4th!
Is there no stopping technology?
Are these device going to be 'different' or are they just an improvement on previous models, that could have been upgraded anyway, and that you're probably better off now sticking with the 'devil you know' rather than lining some fat cats pocket with yet another new mobile? :¬)
Is there no stopping technology?
Are these device going to be 'different' or are they just an improvement on previous models, that could have been upgraded anyway, and that you're probably better off now sticking with the 'devil you know' rather than lining some fat cats pocket with yet another new mobile? :¬)
pb wrote:
Oh, so the rain did decide to show. Just started pouring down outside.
Sorry pb, but just make sure your area empties the cloud! I don't need any more trenches! :¬)
Oh, so the rain did decide to show. Just started pouring down outside.
Sorry pb, but just make sure your area empties the cloud! I don't need any more trenches! :¬)
Oh, so the rain did decide to show. Just started pouring down outside.
I've been reading about a new breed of hearing aid being able to talk to smartphones. All rather interesting for a hearing aid wearer and I can certainly see the benefits. The lack of an iPhone is a minor issue but the £6000 cost of an ear is a quite an obstacle. Think I'll stick with my NHS freebie for now.
It was more the 'bracing sea breeze from the North Sea' than the 'gentle wafting from the tranquil Mediterranean' that seemed to be recommended for asthma sufferers :¬) Sutton-on-Sea was a favourite for our sons and benefitted their health.
DL wrote:
Sea air is beneficial to asthma sufferers and that can be Skegness as well as Ibizia, don't suppose you'd choose the former if you were given the option, dav2612!
That was the primary reason for me visiting Ibiza in my early 20's. I had been to Skegness as a kid and I wanted to compare the the benefits of both locations. There didn't seem to be much difference between the breathing but I did have some memory issues in Ibiza trying to recall what happened the night before.
I think these days Skegness would be more my scene.
Sea air is beneficial to asthma sufferers and that can be Skegness as well as Ibizia, don't suppose you'd choose the former if you were given the option, dav2612!
That was the primary reason for me visiting Ibiza in my early 20's. I had been to Skegness as a kid and I wanted to compare the the benefits of both locations. There didn't seem to be much difference between the breathing but I did have some memory issues in Ibiza trying to recall what happened the night before.
I think these days Skegness would be more my scene.
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