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Bad Religion has released new video for the title track of the new record “True North” at Rolling Stone.
Apparently Punk Rock kids like their iPhone.
Fun facts:
Brian Baker was an iPhone user, not sure what he’s using now; while Greg Hetson is using an HTC phone.
I was doing some research on eBay and noticed that I could no longer find the subscribe to RSS option. Before reinventing the wheel again, I managed to find the answer on eBay Answer Center.
From eshons2525:
create your search, and then copy the URL of the search results page into your browser address bar and add “&_rss=1” at the end (no quotes)
That was easy enough. Thanks.
Well, if eBay removed the RSS altogether from the site the trick would no longer work.
I spent a good 2 hours on Wednesday evening replacing a cracked iPhone 4S screen. I actually labeled every little thing that I took off the iPhone 4S and took pictures of each major steps. I won’t bother posting any of the instructions since apparently someone else such as iFixit has done so.
Those bubbles on the replacement screen is courtesy of the shipping cover of the screen.
The news about Android 4.2.2 rollout has been circulating for a few days and it finally arrives for (my) Nexus 7. No words yet from my colleague if Android 4.2.2 had arrived for (his) Galaxy Nexus.
Six months have passed since Nexus 7 was first released and Square Register is still not compatible with the 7-inch tablet.
Apple has managed to nab the top spot in Japan’s feature and smartphone market rankings for the first time, reaching 16 percent market share in the calendar fourth quarter and 15 percent share overall for 2012.
If only iPhone 5 demand is not as soft as WSJ want you to believe.
