MekaiGS

This is especially true when I am actually a paying customer for the product. May be I should be given the controls to filter based on my own tolerance.

I honestly have no idea where all the Windows settings are anymore so I just search instead.

I wonder if this is a way to boost bing usage.

BBM was different since the PIN was baked into the device so it as more seamless than even using your phone number.

The problem was when you change your device you can't migrate your PIN so I think it contributed to decline to usage as people moved to other BB devices or iOS/Android

This only strengths the argument why majority of chat apps use phone number as your username.

Don't forget about Comdex! I have never been to any of these trade shows but it was always cool to read about the new stuff that's coming out during Comdex/CeBIT on Anandtech.

End of an era indeed!

Cats are usually house trained to boot so that's a plus!

Apple services are also not very good outside of Apple's platform:

Apple Music - Only major service which requires you to install iTunes to play with all kinds of funky issues. (ex: try to play an Apple music video fullscreen on a multi-screen system and all other screens goes to BLANK, I mean seriously??) Apple Maps - Not available on non Apple devices iCloud - You only pay for this when you are heavily invested on iOS ecosystem.

Apple services works best on Apple products today; the real question is whether the price increase just forces your average consumers to buy/keep used/older products or they would switch to alternatives.

I find that the higher you climb in the corporate ladder the less actual work hours I have because my calendar is filled with meetings and the remaining hours are scattered everywhere throughout the day.

Nowadays, I am just trying to get my developers productive by trying to my best to give them uninterrupted blocks of work either in morning or afternoon but it's not easy.

Autoplay video that takes up almost my whole screen with full sound blasting, the video itself contains the cliff note of an article that has less than 500 words.

This is beyond awful.