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Those are cool. I need more cooking surface, though. Robert Check out the Weber Smokey Mountain Smoker. There's two sizes, and they have two levels so you can do twice as much cooking. There's a wealth of info on it at http://www.tvwbb.com

Is it an electric (indoor) one or is a (propane) outdoor one? I am thinking when I get one, I will also try to make carnitas. Propane one.

Looking at the features Apple has shown off so far, the biggest thing I'm looking forward to is Control Center so I can quickly turn on/off Bluetooth for connecting to a speaker in my car, and on/off airplane mode when looking for new LTE sites. I'm a little nervous about the typography and hope that the fonts aren't too thin to read quickly. The signal dots are different but I'll get used to it. I don't normally look at the signal much unless I notice that call reception is poor. I'm glad they lost the skeumorphism or whatever it was called. Wasted too much space in Calender. I like the increased gestures to make one-handed operation easier. Multitasking improvements look nice. AirDrop I'll definitely be using as my family have iPhones as well, so I can share photos more easily than via email or Drop Box. I suggest checking out the keynote around the 1:30 mark to get a good overview of things.

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Yep.. y'all rang the dinner bell with post 3. Glad to see that you admit you're a troll. I never go into the Android sub forums here. Why can't you just ignore this forum? Sent from my iPad/iPhone using Tapatalk

I see the trolls have arrived. Sent from my iPad/iPhone using Tapatalk

Just bought a turkey fryer today for tailgating and maybe Thanksgiving. Hope to try it out soon.

Really hope the Sensorly folks had someone there at WWDC to talk to Apple about it.

Some pretty nice changes to iOS. Airdrop looks pretty useful for sharing photos with nearby friends. I like the improved integration between Maps and Calendar and being able to add travel time quickly to an event. The app drawer from dragging from the bottom. About freaking time! I missed being able to quickly turn on/off wifi/bt from my Android days. iTunes Radio looks like a Pandora/Spotify killer. Plus there are zero ads if you are a iTunes Match subscriber. Looking forward to the Fall. Glad it supports iPhone 4 and up and iPad 2 and up.

Could be. I have both an iPad 2 and a iPhone 5 and have no issue with iMessage on them. However, my iMac can't run 10.8 so I don't have the opportunity to use it on my desktop.

Did you turn on two factor authorization maybe? I don't have any issues with iMessage. In fact at my apartment that works and MMS doesn't.

Memphis BBQ is good too. Had some good stuff when I was in Nashville last year. Haven't had Carolina style yet. I hear their pulled pork is something special.

This thread went from too many offtopic comments to no discussion at all. Which is better to eat while tower spotting: Texas vs KC barbecue. Discuss. Edit: most of these posts were split from the sites complete and sites accepted thread: http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/1120-comments-related-to-nv-sites-complete-site-acceptance-update-threads/page-291

http://blog.hagga.net/archives/iphone-ipod-touch/3805-facebook-app-is-draining-your-iphones-battery Great example on how an app can still be running in the background beyond the 10 minute mark. Sent from my iPad/iPhone using Tapatalk

Not true. I have to occasionally close apps on my iPad 2 when things get sluggish. I've been fine on my iPhone 5, but it has more RAM so it takes longer to have an issue. There are utilities that let you see your current memory usage. Check them out.

They won't go open source, but I hope Apple adds Dashboard from OS X to the home screen. Still miss Beautiful Widgets' big clock and weather. Sent from my iPad/iPhone using Tapatalk

What should I look for in the diagnostic screen on an iPhone?

I don't use it except for its compass feature that shows which direction your tower is in. Since it doesn't continuously speed test it's not as useful as RootMetrics.

Got an email that OpenSignal is now out for the iPhone. I only just installed it, but it does seem to allow sending in speed test information. It also shows you nearby towers and compass direction to the nearest one.

Are you under the mistaken impression that a lot of people are affected by this? T-Mobile has said there are 2M iPhone users total. iPhone 5 users will be a minuscule part of that considering the iP5 has been out less than a year, and any unlocked users would have had to pay $599+ to get one. Those few unlocked users, which have been dealing with being on slower speeds, now get LTE in seven large markets as well. If they're not in those markets, they at least now have visual voicemail, no more manually configuring APN settings for MMS, a 4G indicator, and more. And if the-few-the-proud unlocked AT&T users are truly bothered by this, they can easily sell their unlocked iPhone (at a profit in many cases) and buy an official T-Mobile unlocked version for $20 less than the AT&T one. T-Mobile could have easily not bothered with pushing out any update at all. They've certainly done that before with Android users.

I manually did the latest update a week ago. I did notice that I had to reboot my iPhone 5 before it took effect.

Ok. The update is out now. Looks like those that had an unlocked AT&T iPhone 5 will be able to function well on T-Mobile. Considering that one of the reasons I switched from T-Mobile to Sprint last year was TMo's poor software upgrades on Android phones, I'm surprised that T-Mobile is doing this much.

So much for all that angst.

I did and that's why I'm confused. I thought that the Network Vision update had some component when completed (the green sites) that the iPhone 5 couldn't support.

I thought the iPhone 5 didn't use the 800 frequency. Or am I thinking about something else?