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Welcome to the hidden gem of the internet, @Greenveg ! I joined this forum 16 years ago, when the original Motorola Droid was released. It has truly enhanced my life. Ask questions, help others, make friends and have fun!

While this is all well and good, and I support FOSS, I strongly advise against leaving the browser set to "install from unknown sources". Get what you want and turn it back off. https://www.makeuseof.com/open-source-android-apps-you-didnt-know-existed/

Problem is that it's already 2 versions into its upgrade cycle, so it's going to go obsolete sooner. Like the Note 10+, I'll miss it when it's gone.

What is a Galaxy S16? :unsure:

Yet another prospective candidate for the Darwin Award...

I have to give my Darling Bride a public kudos here... she's been growing out her platinum silver hair for FOUR YEARS, waiting for it to be long enough to donate to Wigs for Kids: a nonprofit that provides human hair wigs to children undergoing chemotherapy. After our performance at an assisted...

I know a Waffle House when I see one... he blends right in!

A study of a genius ahead of his time... https://www.openculture.com/2025/10/digitization-of-leonardo-da-vincis-codex-atlanticus.html

I'm not the only person who believes the S24 Ultra is worth the money, while the S25 Ultra is not: https://www.androidpolice.com/samsung-galaxy-s25-ultra-s24-ultra-comparison/

That bank sack may have some gems in it! 1909-S VDB, 1955 double die... maybe even the holy grail of pennies, a 1944 copper penny (if you find one, you're instantly retired)!

https://www.zdnet.com/article/your-samsung-phone-has-a-secret-wi-fi-menu-thats-super-useful-how-to-access-it/

I'm sure it has! That would be interesting just to see what the market would bear for it! I'd also purchased a 1992-S silver proof set, along with a 1992-S American Eagle silver proof, for our former tax deduction son's Christmas gift. It was the first year since 1964 that San Francisco produced...

MONEY. Here's an example: You email your parents a photo of yourself and two friends while on vacation, using Microsoft's Outlook email service. The photo wasn't stored in OneDrive... but because it was transmitted through Microsoft's servers, Microsoft's computer systems analyzed the photo...