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Galaxy S3 Watering Hole

Took the N4 with me to work today. Battery seemed more normal today in fact it seems to only dropped 10% over the last 24 hours. Now, this is with wifi on and no SIM card or little use. No updates either. I would have pulled the sim from my note but left the sim ejection tool at home. Going to try a real test tomorrow possibly but I get up for work at the crack of dawn.

I want to get a baseline of battery before updating apps so if it goes crazy, I know where to look.

After this though, I suspect maybe the nexus 7 has a defect. Perhaps I should have my sis send it to Asus to check out.
 
Sat on my phone and finished the digitizer. Gotta revert back to the room mates OG samsung galaxy S until I can get it fixed. I've been deprived. You never really know how much you use or need your phone until it's gone. :(
 
Of course the day we leave for vacation I find out my Pebble is ready to be shipped! :)
Not sure how long it takes, just hopefully it's not getting here while we're gone.
 
A mad man aka friend :) is on his way here for some grilling. He's cycling 160 km (100 miles)...
 
Kaat72 said:
How so? :p
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Ride a bike 100 miles. I could do about 25 miles a day, or even more if I have a good bike, going about 15 mph.
Take a rest for a night, and head back on the road.

There's this cyclist in Eurasia who has ridden his bike all over the 2 continents throughout his life time. Hes ridden in almost every country. Hes been riding for about 30 years.
 
sfbloodbrother said:
Ride a bike 100 miles. I could do about 25 miles a day, or even more if I have a good bike, going about 15 mph.
Take a rest for a night, and head back on the road.

There's this cyclist in Eurasia who has ridden his bike all over the 2 continents throughout his life time. Hes ridden in almost every country. Hes been riding for about 30 years.
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Illinois is flat, like the Netherlands. My friend did the hundred mile in six hours yesterday ;)
 
Green forever! Had great fun last night with friends and family, awake for an hour now, me checking AF, hubby is reading nice newspaper articles out loud, coffee and breakfast, sunny and warm out. Life is good today :cool:

You?
 
Just making my way to bed. Eating some leftovers from a company BBQ. Church in the morning; working in the eve.

Back to my platter now... night Kaat! Night GS3WH!
 
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