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Twitter: This is turning quite nasty | (people pushing and shoving in front of May's car)
twitter.com/HannahAlOthman/status/87575263435...Spectator Podcast / The Grenfell Tower inferno: how was this allowed to happened?
audioboom.com/posts/6022833-the-grenfell-towe...Twitter: Things Theresa May didn't expect to find on her agenda this summer... #Drumcree
twitter.com/skydavidblevins/status/8736401132...Asking since even at the end some polls were indicating 12% leads, etc.
Makes political discussion a bit dull.
... introducing new laws which pissed off
the elderly,
parents with school-children,
adults with elderly parents,
anyone who might get ill,
anyone who owned a house,
and all students
would be surefire hit!
Just sayin'. Typical Microsoft shortsightedness.
I have an Android phone and an iPhone/Pad, but until now hadn't used Google Now on the iOS devices. Just installed it.
No calendars displayed. After a bit of poking around online, seems there's been a problem since 2013 where only the primary default Google calendar is displayed on the iOS app, not any secondary ones you create, which are the only ones I use.
I added a calendar event to the primary one as a test, and yes, it shows up ... but unlike on the Android app where it was immediately telling me travel times and when to leave, on the iOS one, it had no information.
When I clicked on it, whereas on Android it loads up into the Google Maps navigation UI, on iOS it loaded up the (des
CatholicHerald.co.uk » Papal exhortation avoids clear statement on Communion
catholicherald.co.uk/news/2016/04/08/papal-ex...Winbeta: As promised, updated TuneIn Radio for Windows 10 Mobile hits the Store
winbeta.org/news/promised-tunein-radio-window...Just rolled back on the 930 from W10 to 8.1 and suddenly realized what I'd been missing all the time, which was some real pumping bass and deep sounds. Although the audio effects (equalizer, Dolby audio levelling, bass adjust, etc.) were installed in W10 like before, and although they did seem to make some sort of difference, turns out it was far less effective than it was on 8.1. Coming back after a few weeks away, the difference is night and day. It's like listening to a new phone again, and this is not a placebo, it's that obvious.
What with the camera software being worse, the battery life being worse, and now apparently the audio effects being worse, the list of things you can kn