[Oh Parents, Part X (Smartphone Decisions to be Made!)]

It's a fantastic phone but yeah, get a handbag :P

[Oh Parents, Part X (Smartphone Decisions to be Made!)]

Saw someone with a SGS3 last night at a gig and he was really fumbling with it trying to take a picture and dropped it twice (caught it once). Not sure if that was because of its size or just because he had butter fingers though.

[Oh Parents, Part X (Smartphone Decisions to be Made!)]

It depends how geeky you want to be with your phone. I have a HTC Desire which I rooted to install Gingerbread on it (my network operator refused to push out the update) but I'm leaning towards getting an iPhone as my next phone for simplicity. I already have an iPad and AppleTV and it would just be a lot more convenient to have the set. People can get quite emotive and argue about mobile operating systems but they all do pretty much the same thing and the same apps are available for most platforms.

[Oh Parents, Part X (Smartphone Decisions to be Made!)]

One X and SGS3 are great spec phones but massive screens. It's a shame that no manufacturer makes the high hardware specs with smaller screens anymore. Sony have recently split from Ericsson and their newer Xperia stuff looks quite nice. Have you considered the Galaxy Nexus, its a slightly smaller screen than SGS (but not much) but it's the pure Android experience without all the stupid Samsung TouchWiz or Sense UI elements lagging the phone. It will also be first phone to run Jelly Bean (Android 4.1).

 

Then there is of course the mystery of the iPhone 5. But you'll have to wait til september/october time for that.

[Red? Green? ANY OTHER FREAKING COLOUR!]

You can forget one type of weapon/attack but not two or she will cycle through them. The ranging one you can also use special attacks, i think, so if you had a dagger you could have done a double swipe.

[Does anyone care what I do?]

lol tech

[Screwed in advance]

Read Freakonomics. Chapter 6 is all about socioeconomic patterns of naming children. You work in a library, nab a copy off the shelve to have a read. :)