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The issue is that the differing resolutions aren't always handled well by the software. When I bought an Android tablet (this was back in the 2.x era) there were apps which would run in the top left of the screen, others tried to scale/stretch with horrible artifacts and simple user interface...

I think I spent too much thinking I would be into track racing.. and ended up going less than 10 times in total with the Evo.

At least it's also practical and comfortable. Might be a bit expensive to keep it running though compared to say... JDM Yaris. (but who am I to talk, I started on a Civic!)

Might be more in later years when some subjects have 3 hour lectures rather than 2, or 1 hour prac/lab sessions in addition to the 1 hour tutorials.

My lights turn on automatically in the morning and change colour based on the weather forecast. The living room lights turn on gradually at sunset (for my dog) based on data from the weather bureau. The lights also detect when I'm approaching my house and turn on with geofencing. I'm sure...

You just described a whole bunch of features/technical matters (i.e. formats/containers)/applications (and of course copyright violations) which mean nothing to me- I simply go on my iPhone, iPad Air, Macbook or Apple TV, find the movie I want, click on it, watch it over streaming, and done. I...

And you are an Android fan. I'm not saying one is better than the other- just that the arguments supporting Android above are for a very different use case scenario. I'm still unconvinced that changing platforms would benefit me. That being said for the Op's purpose, or anyone who is actually...

Why would I need that? All that does is waste time. No it can't. But I can buy what I want to watch on iTunes for a reasonable price, and then stream 1080p content with surround sound direct to my Apple TV. No need to worry about volume normalisation, incorrect audio tracks/subtitles...

It is these experiences which both make you a far better driver and also help you appreciate better cars. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I know in my firm we recruit maybe one or two graduates into an economics consulting role with an economics background but the majority of people who have economics degrees that come through end up having to do a bridging course for accounting if they didn't meet the prereqs.

I'm still not sold on electric cars yet. Also don't know if it would make a good 'first car'. Looking back at my driving history I'm glad I learnt to drive on a pretty rubbish and underpowered Terios. I learnt a lot about driving carefully. I also wouldn't have appreciated the difference...

I finished uni end of 2009, and bought the Mercedes in mid-2011 (and sold my Evo). In that case definitely don't DIY. The place I went to is considered quite a premium place as they make it look like factory (e.g. when you opened the door on the Merc, they cut it perfectly so it followed all...

I like iOS because it just works. Not considering the devices themselves (of which I prefer my iPhone/iPad), I like the software because everything works. Yes there are some limitations (e.g. iCloud is the only way to back up the entire iOS device - the other cloud providers can only back up...

Data scientists are still a huge unknown though as whilst plausible and meaningful relationships can be revealed through carefully planned analysis, as a career path, it is yet to really establish itself as the market hasn't really determined what it wants. I'd also say that the field when it...

Try on something small whether it's a mirror cover, an antenna (if you have a sharkfin style) or even a small object. It's not easy and not convenient. Four of my mates and me tried applying vinyl to a mate's 1 series coupe roof thinking it would be a piece of cake with so many guys. It's like...

My advice to Op is relax and if you really have time to kill, use it to do other things which aren't directly related to your field of study especially if it will improve your employability in the future. Apart from the initial feel good factor and potentially being ahead of the game in the...

I'd hazard a guess that Sydney house prices will be less volatile than bitcoin at least in the short to medium term... bearing in mind that the average definition of medium term of anywhere between 5 and 10 years would make up a significant % of the op's current life to date.

Has anyone here tried using this? After buying the Asus Transformer TA100 (http://www.asus.com/sg/Notebooks_Ultrabooks/ASUS_Transformer_Book_T100TA/) I'm starting to get my head around Windows 8.1 as well as the touch screen interface. So far I've had a very "Meh" experience compare to...

For the benefit of anyone curious about this, here is the ATO guidance on how they treat bitcoins: https://www.ato.gov.au/General/Gen/Tax-treatment-of-crypto-currencies-in-Australia---specifically-bitcoin/

This. I also assume Op has considered the draft (or maybe it's final now?) conceptual guidance on how the ATO views bitcoins as a capital asset (i.e. subject to CGT); and understands the principles behind taxation of CG. Anyhow, what Graney said is probably the best advice in this thread...