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This isn’t the future. You are still tied to a service where you pay for things that you don’t want. A la carte programming is the future.

about 6 hours ago on Live TV on the Xbox One: Microsoft learns nothing from Google TV's mistakes 1 reply 1 recommend

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Have you tried an app like CPU Spy (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bvalosek.cpuspy&hl=en)? Not sure if it needs to rooted or not. Anywho, it will at least tell you if your phone is going into Deep Sleep. If it’s not, well, then the next step is to hunt down what is keeping your device awake.

1 day ago on Battery Life - This is ridiculous

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Feel the power of next gen with all new racist chants and slurs from the crowd!
New physics engine supporting the most realistic diving yet!

1 day ago on EA Sports to reveal next-gen 'FIFA 14' at Xbox event 1 recommend

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Has it always been that bad or is it a recent thing? Mine seems to be terrible since Google I\O started. Not sure if it’s having problems with the location reminders or something else. Maybe the new Google Play Services is doing something to keep it awake.

1 day ago on Battery Life - This is ridiculous 4 replies 1 recommend

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Would you kindly give us some XPhone info?

5 days ago on The horrifying (and fictional) wonders of Google Island 1 reply 1 recommend

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Going to jail and getting sued is a great way to protect your family. It has no negative impact at all on the life of your spouse or children.

5 days ago on Google on Glass privacy: 'If I'm recording you, I have to stare at you' 2 recommends

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You certainly won’t like it if you see what I’m doing, and you have no idea if I’ll upload to a site that implies “the men in these videos have anger issues and probably beat their wives.”

And wouldn’t that be slander? Which you could be taken to court and sued for. Let’s say that you just uploaded the video with no false implications. Nobody cares. Honestly, who has ever searched for husband and wife arguments on YouTube.

5 days ago on Google on Glass privacy: 'If I'm recording you, I have to stare at you' 2 recommends