then he sent it back… they worsened it and refused to fix it claiming customer damage.

sweet.

i find it takes away from my productivity instead of enhancing it.

i may get a mi-fi though or an aircard.

public education.

vote on reducing taxes.  (or move?  or don’t live above your means?)

make more than inflation.

streamline your sleep.

honestly, i started my own business recently.  it cost me $0.  i self educated myself on it and did it in my spare time.  the money that i made from it, i reinvested in the business to make it better.  it’s 2:30 AM right now and i’m taking a break from working on it.  i really don’t care if i get 4 hours of sleep tonight until this thing takes off.  right now i’m making enough to cover my rent/food/expenses/etc… however, if i need to work at costco, or as a waiter, or a busboy until this (or another venture) takes off…so be it.

i’d rather you find me delusional and weird.  that’s fine…it means i’m doing something right.

if you’re unhappy with your life/income, i highly suggest reading the millionaire fastlane or getting t.harv eker’s works… both legit.  otherwise, i’ll stick to my warped version.

did you factor in the rising costs of health care, putting one’s kids through school, rising property taxes, inflation, time to sleep so one can be at their best at their job.

why let facts get in the way of your warped, rose-coloured version of the so-called ‘american dream’

Moto makes good hardware but Samsung and Motorola are both using OMAP processors and the Nexus has a more advanced one.

Want to try to rephrase into a sensible comment one more time?

I think you are comparing large time frames to a very small time frame. With computers this maturity of the technology took about 30 years. With cell phones you are looking at basically a 4 year time frame of adoption with only about 2 years of revolutionary advancement. Companies have just really started pouring massive amount of dollars into actual mobile base chips (comparative to the amount of time the technology has “household”). That’s why I think the Nexus, Razr, and Rezound are really the first “mature” phones released since the OG Droid, Incredible, Nexus S. Companies are finally blurring the lines between a smart phone (not smartphone) and a computer. Companies were trying to make small computers into a phone and now they are actually making smarter phones with the form factor we want and the features (LTE) that we want/need.

If you really look at it cell phones are cheaper than they used to be and you get a lot more.The price of the Motorola DynaTAC 8000X was $3995 in 1983 would cost you $8650 todayThe Price of a Motorola Razr was $600 in 2004 and would cost $690 today. Also, cell companies only gave $100 discount in those days. I repeat, cell companies only gave $100 discount in those days. Getting a Motorola Razr at $500 was the deal pricing!When you can have a phone off contract that is cheaper than what the original Razr cost and is better than the best selling computers in 2004 ( 3.0 GHz single core with 512 Mb of RAM) in the palm of your hand, I find it really hard to complain.