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Overhaul and Wanted Pages
The mass combat pages overhaul is done (thanks to Silverstrike) as part of the ongoing wiki overhaul in preparation for Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect: Redemption. We've deleted, redirected or merged about sixty or seventy superfluous pages; there are still more to be done, but the bulk of short pages is being cleared out. Hopefully I can tick off all the pages listed on my Talk page before the end of October.
I also recently took an axe to the Wanted Pages by removing links from the autowelcome script on new users' pages. Thanks to the deletion of high-edit pages like Complaints and Bugs, there are now a lot of defunct welcome links out there. These are being removed but it's going to take a while. In the meantime I'd ask people to please check their spelling when creating links, especially on Talk pages, as spelling errors account for a chunk of Wanted Pages right now.
This clearout is mostly to cut unnecessary pages and ensure information isn't just being repeated over and over, particularly information from planets which has spiralled slightly out of control. This should make things easier for new users to find while keeping the wiki more streamlined.
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Along with Wanted Pages, I also took a look at Wanted Categories; some of those were easily fixed (like the ones for the sample wiki page, which have been bugging me for ages) but there were a few categories on user pages. User pages should not have a category: if they do, it's because your first edit was to a category or because it's been accidentally typed into our helpful Add Category widget. Please please please check your spelling before you save a category.
Lastly, one final request regarding categories: the single most helpful thing editors can do is categorise the images they upload. I can't stress this enough. If you're categorising one or two images you've just uploaded, it takes hardly any time at all; the category widget even auto fills in the category for you. But categorising dozens of images takes a long time.
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Tali has been confirmed as "a returning character" in a dev post on the official forums, which some interpreted to mean "returning squad member" and edited the page accordingly. The edits continued despite requests, reverts and an embedded warning in the page code until it was finally protected.
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Where did you find a 2" X-over pipe? I've looked for one to do the exact same thing with no luck!
I've bought X pipes here before: http://www.drgas.com/store/product.php?productid=2&cat=0&page=1
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Wow how time flies! I have to look at these old posts so I cam remember when I did what--lol.
So now my cheapy fix using the glass packs for resonators is failing. I guess i shouldn't have expected them to last too long at 20$ a piece, but anyways the drone is coming back so I need to do something. I just improved the driving experience by finally eliminating exhaust fumes and now the noise is getting un bearable.
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The chambered version would be a bit tougher to fit being an oval type, but I think I can do it.
The other aspect of this that do I want install a muffler with future plans to do away with the rear mufflers and replace them with Ansa tips or something. Another words make sure I make the exhaust quiet enough with just two mufflers so I have this option. Honestly don't think I can make this exhaust too quiet with the fact of my headers and long primaries The rear mufflers are Magna flow turbos but they are very small like 10" .
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An Impasse For Austrian
By SERGE SCHMEMANN, Special to the New York Times
Published: February 17, 1988
VIENNA, Feb. 16— It was by common consent the bitterest week to date of the two-year-old Waldheim affair. But after all the recriminations, accusations, speeches and threats, the sense here was that an impasse had been reached.
In the face of a damaging report on his war record by a historians' commission he himself had appointed, President Kurt Waldheim wrapped himself more tightly in a mantle of patriotism and duty and gave no inkling of remorse or regret over his past. He dismissed all accusations against him as ''manipulations, lies and forgeries'' by enemies at home and abroad.
Without any viable means of forcing Mr. Waldheim from office, Chancellor Franz Vranitzky, a Socialist, broke all precedent by openly criticizing the head of state and hinting that he himself might resign if the furor came to dominate his time.
But the veiled threat seemed to frighten Mr. Vranitzky's supporters more than Mr. Waldheim's, since the Chancellor has come to be viewed by many moderate Austrians as the last bulwark against the erosion of Austria's proud image. And collapse of the Government followed by new elections, they feared, would only further polarize the nation. Dissolution Not Imminent
In any case, the Government faced no imminent dissolution. After the weekly Cabinet meeting today, Mr. Vranitzky announced that he and his main coalition partner, the conservative People's Party of Foreign Minister Alois Mock, ''have clearly affirmed the intention to have this Government continue.''
But Mr. Vranitzky repeated that he might become compelled to resign, and he was blunt in his criticism of Mr. Waldheim. Asked whether he thought Mr. Waldheim's speech had improved matters, Mr. Vranitzky replied, ''not very much.''
He also expressed concern about the impact the affair was having on Austria's relations with the outside world. American tour operators, he said, were sending tourists to Budapest instead of Vienna, and ''we should not be indifferent to the fact that in the whole of 1987 only two Government leaders visited us.'' They were the Prime Ministers of the Soviet Union and Liechtenstein.
It appeared that Mr. Vranitzky had gone as far as he could in putting pressure on Mr. Waldheim. The question now was what shape the dispute would take in coming weeks and months -whether pressures would build on Mr. Waldheim to resign, whether the national polarization would worsen, or whether Mr. Waldheim would prove right in his reported faith that the affair would soon fade. Support in Poll Drops
One potential indicator was a public opinion poll taken after Mr. Waldheim's speech for the conservative Vienna daily Die Presse, which found that while most people still opposed resignation by the President, most would not vote for him again.
Of 440 people questioned by phone, the paper found, 46 percent were against Mr. Waldheim's resignation, while 37 percent were for. On the second question, whether the respondant would vote for Mr. Waldheim today, 45 said no, and 34 said yes.
Previous polls had found more support for Mr. Waldheim.
The clamor for Mr. Waldheim's resignation came largely from the Socialists and intellectuals, thousands of whom demonstrated and signed advertisements and petitions urging the President to step down. Those who publicly joined in the calls included Simon Wiesenthal of the Jewish Documentation Center; Bruno Kreisky, the former Chancellor; and two members of the historians' commission, Manfred Messerschmidt of West Germany and Yehuda L. Wallach of Israel. Avoiding Formal Invitations
But conservative voices were also beginning to emerge against Mr. Waldheim, especially from worried businessmen. There were reports that prominent businessmen were increasingly avoiding inviting Mr. Waldheim to formal events or openings.
Another voice unhappy over Mr. Waldheim's speech was that of Erwin Ringel, a professor of psychiatry at Vienna University who has published several studies on Austria's psychological attitude toward its history and specifically toward Mr. Waldheim.
Dr. Ringel had voiced the hope that the debate over Mr. Waldheim's past might help all Austrians confront their troubled past.
''I was nearly destroyed over this speech,'' Dr. Ringel said. ''There was not one word of regret over what happened. I fear the majority of Austrian people will identify with him. That was the real aim of his speech.''
But if Mr. Waldheim exposed deep strains of xenophobia and anti-Semitism among Austrians, there was ample evidence that he was also forcing on them a new look at their past. Leaders of the Austrian National Union of Students, for example, said they had received substantial funds from the Government to organize a week of seminars and lectures about the war years, and specifically about the role of Austrian universities in the Nazi era.
The events are planned around the 50th anniversary next month of the Anschluss, Austria's forced annexation by Nazi Germany. The event, which will be marked March 11, would probably have been a somber and largely local commemoration if not for Mr. Waldheim. It now looms as a traumatic event under the glare of international attention.
Already the ruling parties have had to shape a complex compromise to prevent Mr. Waldheim from addressing the Parliament - instead, he will be the host at a reception at his official residence.
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When my guy friend and I hang out, he's really nice and flirty with me, but makes no effort to text me or anything. Could he just be interested when he sees me? or if we were to be in a relationship, would he still not text/call me?
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We have a few devices on the network that have administration webpages that are set to a defined username but no password and I would like to be able to scan the devices but I cannot create scan entries for them without setting a password.
Now, I know that "best practices" would entail actually setting passwords for these devices but that's not an option in this case (I know, I know, but don't go there). It would be grand if there was a way to leave the password blank and not have SW flag that as an error (maybe have an "Are you sure?" alert).
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@Curtis - He's looking for blank passwords
For HTTP accounts there is an option for blank passwords.
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Apr 7, 2011 at 10:27 UTC
For a blank username just put an * in for username
Apr 7, 2011 at 10:32 UTC
@Curtis - He's looking for blank passwords
For HTTP accounts there is an option for blank passwords.
Apr 7, 2011 at 12:53 UTC
Curtis3363, Benhar,
Thank you for your responses. I see the problem as I have been attempting to create the account when clicking "Manage Accounts" on the item and entering the username/password information there (so that I can immediately click to test the account). The blank password option doesn't exist there but it does exist in Network Scan settings page for adding a scan account.
Much obliged!
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sorry mjbraun but you're wrong
you can't leave the password blank when you create an account.
you can do so when you edit an existing one, but it means to keep the existing password.
there is no way to leave it blank on a "Windows" Type account, it's frustrating...
Apr 15, 2011 at 9:25 UTC
Gabrielturgeon: thank you for your response, but I think you misunderstood. I stated that I was concerned with accessing "administration webpages" (i.e. HTTP access) not WMI information (i.e. Windows account access), so I'm not concerned about Windows accounts with blank passwords.
Also, anecdotally, I've experienced issues where Windows itself, out of the box, would not allow SMB access to accounts with blank passwords, regardless of permissions, so I would suspect that even if SW allowed you to create Windows accounts with blank passwords, the Windows systems probably would respond to WMI inquiries without one (just a hypothesis, though).
Apr 15, 2011 at 9:38 UTC
Oops !
thanks anyway :)
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halloween is the night of October 31, the eve of All Saints' Day, commonly celebrated by children who dress in costume and have candy or other treats and they go door-to-door.
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Special pujas and rituals are held. Processions are another highlight.
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Stan, Phineas, and Ferb go to a toy store, when Stan sees a 2001 ERTL Peter Sam. He pleads for it, but Phineas and Ferb say no. Stan starts to throw a fit and cry, and Phineas and Ferb send him in his room. The next day, Stan, Phineas, and Ferb go to a book store, when Stan notices the 2012 Chipwrecked book that says "TBA". He asks for it, but Phineas and Ferb refuse to get it. Stan starts throwing another fit, and it's up to Candace to solve his problem.
- Narrator: One day, Stan, Phineas, and Ferb went to a toy store, when Stan saw a 2001 ERTL Peter Sam, he went crazy!
- Stan: Can I have this ERTL Peter Sam? Since I got a blue suit.
- Phineas: No, Stan!
- Ferb: And it's a phony!
- Stan: BWAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA! I WANT THAT ERTL PETER SAM!!!
- Phineas and Ferb: YOU MUST DIE!
- Narrator: The next day...
- Stan: Can I have that 2012 Chipwrecked book that says "TBA"?! Because I really want the 2001 ERTL Peter Sam.
- Phineas: No, Stan ol' buddy! And it's hard-to-find and TBA!
- Ferb: Phineas is right. Alvin and his friends never get that book to you.
- Stan: Just a little happy birthday for me when I was 75 years old? And the stupid book?
- Phineas: Never! (he and Ferb walk away)
- Stan: BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
- Narrator: Just then, police officers arrived.
- Perry: What's this?! STAN SMITH FLAMBE???
- Steve: You are under arrest, American dad!
- Stan: Phineas and Ferb don't want to drag me out of the store!! PUT ME DOWN!!!!
- Francine and Hayley: Clam it up! We're going to handcuff you, Stan!
- Narrator: Later that day, Stan and his friends were playing dodgeball.
- Baljeet: Ready...
- Perry: GO!
- Francine: Whoops!
- Hayley: CHAAAAARGE!!!
- Francine: DIE, STAN, DIE!
- Stan: (ball crushes him, and he falls into the hole with lava) AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGH!!!!!!
- Francine: Retreat!
- Candace: What's the matter, Stan?
- Stan: The ball crushed me and I got defeated in the hole with lava.
- Candace: You can have fun with your friends 17 years.
- Stan: OHHHHHHH NOOOOO!!! NOT 17 YEARS!
- Candace: YEEEEEES!! 17 YEARS!
- Stan: Why me? Why me!?!
- Hayley: Here's why! (opens the jar, and moths fly everywhere)
- Stan: Huh?! (a moth bites Stan's nose) Augh! Do not do this, Mr. Moth! You will hurt me!! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
- Newspaper Man: Cut! Not very good. Anyway, Stan threw a few tantrums, then he ran away.
- Perry: STAN IS VERY STUPID!!!
(a Thomas-styled train comes chugging by)
- Baljeet: My! What's that?!
- Steve: It's a train that is blue.
(400,000 bodyguards come out of the train)
- Stan: Those bodyguards are very, very stupid. AND YOU SUCK!
- Bodyguard #1: Stop that nonsense, Stan!
- Bodyguard #2: Can't stop the music, dude.
- Stan: Stop it, bodyguards! I WANNA GO HOME!!!
(bodyguards jump on the train)
- Bodyguards: And we will kidnap you on that f***ing wall!
- Stan: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(a giant net catches Stan)
- Stan: AAAAUUGGHH!! LET...ME...GO!!!
- Baljeet: Bad boy! (freezes Stan)
- Stan: Really?
- Baljeet: No!
- Stan: How can I stay for?
- Baljeet: 65 days. Goodbye.
Phineas and Ferb have Ganon's voice.
Stan's family and Phineas and Ferb characters are no longer friends, but enemies.
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It's Camie's mother's birthday, and Carly suggested that they open a pie shop named iCarly's Pie. Things go wrong when Freddie's computer-oven burns down Camie's most famous cherry pie. Camie says that if her pie recipe is burned, she can't help her mother celebrate. What's worse, Camie's mother accidentally knocks herself unconscious with a mysterious gas. They make a new birthday party cherry pie and party at the hospital. Meanwhile, Spencer and Gibby acts like a girl so they can go inside a girl-only museum with hot girls, only to realize that the museum was really a museum for agressive and obnoxious girls who aren't hot at all.
- In this episode, Sam says she doesn't wear white. But when throwing the party at the hospital, she wears a white t-shirt.
- Freddie wore a silver watch, but when the pie burned, he didn't wear it anymore.
- Camie and Carly were wearing a blue and black bracelet, but when the episode ended with Carly and Camie standing next to Freddie, Camie's bracelet disappeared.
- Sam usually has a red bag. In this episode, her bag is yellow. Also, she stated she hated wearing strapped sandals. At the hospital, she was wearing blue strapped sandals with her red bag.
- This episode was originally called "iFix Camie's Mother's Birthday".
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- Carly and Freddie were sitting together in one maroon couch. Maroon is Creddie's official color.
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Samsung Galaxy Nexus vs Apple iPhone 4S
The Samsung Galaxy Nexus and Apple iPhone 4S have radically different approaches as far interface goes. Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich on the Nexus is of course the livelier software experience thanks to such elements like Live Wallpapers and various 3D transitions and effects, whereas the experience on the iPhone 4S' iOS 5 is much more static and simplified in terms of visual presentation.
Until now, Android has been struggling to offer a truly well-made user interface, but with ICS, we're happy to report that the platform now looks very, very good, on par with what we have with iOS 5. However, the differences in the way they operate have remained, with Android allowing the user to place varioius widgets, which deliver information right on the homescreen, while with iOS users will still have to jump between apps in order to gain access to different kinds of info. Thankfully, with the new A5 processor this happens very fast.
If you're used to typing messages with one hand only, you won't find any difference between the two smartphones. However, due to the larger screen of the Nexus, it's landscape QWERTY keyboard is slightly more comfortable for typing out long emails. This is further reinforced thanks to the presence of haptic feedback on the Google phone.
The iPhone has been the undisputed kind of mobile browsing ever since its launch due to its incredibly well-performing Safari browser. Android's browser, on the other hand, has never been as smooth or accurate in its operation, but with Ice Cream Sandwich, it's closer than ever.
There are some more or less negligible differences in terms of browser performance with both handsets, with the frame-rate in Safari being just a tad higher. Anyway, the bad news is that neither handset offers Flash at the moment. And while the iPhone 4S will continue to be Flash-deprived, the Galaxy Nexus, along with the other Ice Cream Sandwich products, will eventually get it, when Adobe optimizes its plug-in.
The whole photo-taking experience with both the Galaxy Nexus and iPhone 4S is quite simplistic. Their camera interfaces lack many options that you'll see in some handsets that have manufacturer overlays on top, like the Galaxy S II, for example, but this isn't necessarily a bad thing. However, ICS on the Galaxy Nexus does come with some basic settings that you won't find on the iPhone 4S, like White Balance, Exposure and Scene Modes. Additionally, the Nexus has a Panaroma mode built-in, but this kind of functionality can be easily added to any iPhone or Android device by installing a third-party app.
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155 Comments
1. HTCiscool (Posts: 449; Member since: 16 Jul 2011)
"Figuratively speaking" of course XD
Remind me whats been added in iOS5?
Hell, remind me whats been changed in the 4S lol
This is barely a competition
Galaxy Nexus FTW!!!!!!!
4. ZEUS.the.thunder.god (unregistered)
you are right but iphonearena would never agree.
107. medalaster01 (Posts: 42; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
writer indirectly concluded its iphone4s which is better.
117. NeXoS (Posts: 292; Member since: 03 May 2011)
iPhoneArena needs to SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT! The design of the iPhone is NOT Apple's original design! They copied the Garmin Nuvi 3790T's design, which won a design award!
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Looks strangely similar doesn't it??!
ALSO...glass is no longer a "premium material" However, GORILLA GLASS is a premium material!
135. hobble (Posts: 130; Member since: 11 Oct 2011)
I thought they copied a samsung phone that was released just before the original iphone?
7. HTCiscool (Posts: 449; Member since: 16 Jul 2011)
I bet they used an iPhone 4 in the video, no one would have been able to tell the difference lol
why not do the GALAXY Nexus vs. the GALAXY Note?
94. Mkondrak (unregistered)
its a iphat 4s because it has sprint logo on the top part of the screen
110. kshell1 (Posts: 1143; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
you do know that since the 4s released they are selling an 8gb iphone4 at sprint now right?
41. andro. (Posts: 1999; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
alot has been added to the iphone 4s.....faults,more and more faulty additions appearing by the week judging by reports
128. milominderbinder (Posts: 6; Member since: 31 Aug 2011)
The iPhone 4S is still missing:
2. Any size other than Extra Small
3. Notification LED
4. microSD
5. Removable Battery
6. HD Video Chat (still VGA, WiFi)
8. Facebook Sync
9. Flash
11. Full Gmail (Priority Inbox, etc.)
12. DRM-Free Music like Google & Amazon
13. Widgets
14. Other App Markets like Amazon or GetJar
15. 15-Minute free trial on apps
16. Theming (unless Jailbroken)
17. Visual Voicemail with Contact Photos
18. True hands-free Voice Coomands
19. Turn-by-turn navigation
20. Live Wallpaper
21. Haptic feedback (vibrate on key-touch)
22. Swype
23. Real predictive keyboards like SwiftKey
24. Bluetooth Mouse/keyboard
25. Goggles, Voice, etc.
Phonearena, how little are your hands?
137. scottz (Posts: 14; Member since: 09 Jan 2012)
microSD and 15-minutes app trials are the only features on this I would want on an iphone. Some simply add costs for most(1,10) Many aren't real value adds(2,9,10,13,14,16,20) . While others simply aren't accurate (6,8,12,17,18). Again, only a couple of these items really add any value for a vast majority of people.
157. tedkord (Posts: 14192; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)
Sorry, but to claim the 4G only adds cost is just ridiculous. I would never go back to 3G since getting 4G. Downloads take seconds instead of minutes. Also, flash is a value add, having used phone browsers with and without it, I would choose to have it every time, at least until the whole web goes HTML5.
And, video chat is still only VGA and restricted to WiFi, so that one is true.
I do agree that many in the list are, at best, preferences. But, choice is what makes Android a better choice for many.
42. DaveyJE24 (Posts: 54; Member since: 02 Feb 2011)
dear iphonearena. You suck. But yet I continue to come back to read your reviews in hopes of one day your magical iPhone could be dethroned.
53. Paden (Posts: 262; Member since: 07 Jul 2011)
Are you guys blind?
iPhone = 8.5 out of 10
Nexus = 9.5 out of 10
55. rayjones09 (Posts: 149; Member since: 16 Dec 2010)
63. DaveyJE24 (Posts: 54; Member since: 02 Feb 2011)
thats just a number. Im talking about how almost everything is better on the iphone lol according to the iphonearena bums.
72. ghost__uwi (Posts: 175; Member since: 28 Nov 2011)
tell me about it. Phonearena rates iphone 8.5 cause of the lack of a real upgrade.
Nexus get 9.5 for a true leap in the OS and phone. Yet these guys keep bitching how biased phonearena is.
It's to give up and laugh at their permanent ranting.
73. wakingup (Posts: 51; Member since: 13 Aug 2011)
They should go look at the iphone's user reviews too...
109. solidsnakeduds013 (Posts: 219; Member since: 20 Oct 2010)
They must be
93. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
oh ya michael heller who self proclaimed likes android over ios.. wonder why u chose him?
118. NeXoS (Posts: 292; Member since: 03 May 2011)
Why? I've stopped reading phoneArena, there are much better places to read now, like:
I only stop by here once in a LOOONG while. Just like with Engadget, I've totally stopped reading that site.
125. rayjones09 (Posts: 149; Member since: 16 Dec 2010)
Well judging by the links you posted, you're an avid Android fan. There's nothing wrong with that, but please don't flame. Just because Android may seemingly lose once in awhile doesn't mean a site is bias. As a matter of fact, the ratings clearly show that PhoneArena views the Nexus S very highly, even better than the iPhone. I don't understand why you all are so upset. The Nexus wins in some respects and loses in others. Seriously, PhoneArena is a great website. I'm a Windows fan and I come here everyday; despite them rating all the second-gen Windows Phones a 7.5 (excluding the Focus S). While I disagreed with some scores, I wouldn't call them biased, and nor did I complain. Give it a rest you all, please. It's gotten really, really old...
138. scottz (Posts: 14; Member since: 09 Jan 2012)
Read what you want to read, please don't spam.
74. wakingup (Posts: 51; Member since: 13 Aug 2011)
I strongly believe that phonearena in this case is biased. ICS is finnally catching up to IOS??? Come one, its just you...remember, you can make an android look likt the IOS if you were really picky...but can you make a iphone run on ICS??? NO. In fact, I think the hicups faced by the nexus (i cant tell for certain because i dont have one yet) is that there were too many background applications. Most reviews on phonearena, I doubt they kill background tasks before "noticing a lag or a freeze or so forth."
119. NeXoS (Posts: 292; Member since: 03 May 2011)
Yea, it's ironic that Android is "catching up" to IOS when IOS 5's latest features clearly are based off of Android's features (voice actions, drop down notification shade, etc).
Seriously people, dump this place, it's easy. Just delete it from your bookmarks.
139. scottz (Posts: 14; Member since: 09 Jan 2012)
Siri is a significant shift on how to interact via voice with devices. If you can't see this it is simply because you haven't taken the time.
I found the review on this site to be fair and balanced even though they rated the Galaxy Nexus higher than the 4S and I am a 4S owner. I simply preferred the 4S, it was a tough decision. (size, cost, app store)
86. Retro-touch (Posts: 279; Member since: 24 Oct 2011)
Ray S is VERY descriptive in his comparisons of the Galaxy Nexus vs Iphone 4S. He negates every positive aspect of the GN with abit better or slightly and exaggerates the Iphone's strong points. Superior frame rate of 30 FPS he didn't even mention that in the SGS2 vs GN comparison but here he had to highlight it yet the SGS2 records at 30 FPS. What does he means the browser on the Iphone has more frames, explain what the hell you mean by such statements cause I sure don't see those frames???!!! This reviewer is a MASSIVE IDIOT when its a vs Iphone but professional in other reviews. Clearly he's biased
120. NeXoS (Posts: 292; Member since: 03 May 2011)
Well, you know he's a f@cking idiot when he claims that 30fps is "better than" 24fps.
Clearly, this tool has no idea what he's talking about.
Hollywood movies are filmed in 24p and blu-ray is 24p native. 24p is the frame rate that's "sought after" for its film like qualities, vs home movie like qualities.
140. scottz (Posts: 14; Member since: 09 Jan 2012)
Doesn't change the fact the iPhone took better videos.
111. oldarney (Posts: 4; Member since: 07 Dec 2011)
Im also amazed that he forgot to mention that the 4S has ZERO lte, which makes it worse for MMO's, Heavy weabsites or HD video... oh thats right, the 4S isn't HD either!
Granted, the camera sort of sucks... Although its three times faster then the 4S.


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The print edition of The Merseysider magazine is usually published annually. Issue 2 is now sold out, but the remaining 5 back issues (including the most recent, Issue 6 [Spring 2015]) can be bought as a special offer pack for just £7.50 including postage, a saving of £5. Individual issues cost £2.50 including postage. Visit our BUY page by clicking HERE. Please note that there will not now be a 2016 print edition – apologies. We will though be continuing to add new material to this website.
Secret Southport, a new book by distinguished local historian Jack Smith, offers the reader a lavishly illustrated history of the local seaside town. You can read our review by clicking HERE.
Just opened at the Tate Liverpool is a new exhibition focusing on German artworks from the tumultuous interwar years of the Weimar Republic. Portraying A Nation: Germany 1919 – 1933 (which runs until 15 October 2017) features drawings and paintings by Otto Dix and photographs by August Sander. The exhibition has had glowing reviews in the national press and on Radio Four, and you can read our own review by clicking HERE. (Above: Otto Dix, Reclining Woman on a Leopard Skin, 1927. ©DACS 2017. Collection of the Herbert Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University.)
[UPDATE: 'A vibrant, visceral production…' You can now read our review by clicking HERE.] The final production of the Liverpool Everyman's highly successful repertory company season is Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. The company will be giving the classic tragedy a modern edge: the rival families become knife-wielding gangs, and Juliet becomes Julius, engaged in a dangerous gay relationship with Romeo. The play is on at the Everyman until Wednesday 7 June, with additional performances later in the month, when there'll also be another chance to see the repertory company's earlier productions. (Photo: Gary Calton)
Just published are two more books of interest to local history buffs: Ken Pye's A-Z Of Liverpool and Peter Jackson-Lee's The Mersey Road Tunnels. Ken Pye's book explores some lesser known aspects of Liverpool history, while The Mersey Tunnels has numerous rare photographs. Click HERE to read our reviews.
(UPDATE: to get a flavour of the festival, visit our photo gallery of shots from the first day – click HERE.) The first New Brighton Seaside Festival takes place this Bank Holiday weekend (Saturday 27 – Monday 29 May) on New Brighton's promenade. The festival will occupy a large area between Fort Perch Rock and the Floral Pavilion, and promises lots to see and do. There'll be live music from numerous local acts and a full programme of children's activities and entertainment, including a funfair, puppet shows, bushcraft classes and more. The event should also be a foodie's heaven, with regional food traders, cookery demos and craft beer. The festival starts every day at 10am and tickets are £5 (Adults) and £3 (Children). Or weekend passes covering all three days are £12 and £6.
With a general election on the horizon, Lizzie Nunnery's 'play with songs' The Sum – which has just opened at the Everyman – couldn't be more timely. It's about a young mother struggling to keep her family's finances on an even keel. The production is the latest outing for the theatre's acclaimed repertory company, and it's on at the Liverpool Everyman until Saturday 20 May, with further performances in June (when it will alternate with the other productions from the company's inaugural season). YOU CAN READ OUR REVIEW OF 'THE SUM' BY CLICKING HERE.
A new book tells the story of Dinky Toys, the model cars that captivated generations of British schoolboys. Frank Hornby made the toys at his Meccano factory in Binns Road, Liverpool, employing thousands of local people. Click HERE to read our review of Dinky Toys by David Busfield.
There's a very promising music event lined up for this Sunday (7 May) at Peter Kavanagh's pub in Liverpool (Egerton St). Mike Evans from the bands Liverpool Scene and Deaf School will be reading some of his poetry and spinning a selection of his favourite discs. Noted special guests are due to join in, with everything getting underway at 1pm. The organisers say it's a celebration of Liverpool bohemia, and it ties in nicely with the 50th anniversary of the publication of the legendary Penguin Modern Poets collection 'The Mersey Sound'.
The first production from the Liverpool Everyman's new repertory company, Fiddler On The Roof, was a deserved hit, and it's now followed by another revival. The Conquest Of The South Pole by German playwright Manfred Karge may not be as well known but it was widely praised when first performed in the early 1980s. It's a dark comedy about a group of young unemployed friends who decide to inject some meaning into their lives by recreating Roald Amundsen's expedition to the South Pole in the unlikely surroundings of an attic. The play is at the Everyman until Saturday 8 April and you can read our review by clicking HERE. (Photo: Gary Calton)
Liverpool City Centre History Tour (Amberley Publishing) is a new book by local historian and author Ian Collard. It's a guided walk around central Liverpool, focusing on nearly fifty sites and buildings of historical interest. You can read our review by clicking HERE.
There were no mistakes when The Verdict was nominated for several Oscars in 1982. A courtroom thriller that starred Paul Newman, it's now been adapted for the stage and is at the Floral Pavilion, New Brighton from Tuesday February 28 to Saturday 4 March. CLICK HERE TO READ OUR REVIEW.
The Liverpool Everyman's first big production of 2017 is a revival of the smash hit Sixties musical Fiddler On The Roof. It's on at the theatre until Saturday 11 March. CLICK HERE TO READ OUR REVIEW. (Photo: Stephen Vaughan)
Jack Mason enjoys his food and drink, and luckily for us he also enjoys writing about it. You can read his review of Tranmere's Armadillo Restaurant & Café by clicking HERE. You can also read more of Jack on his entertaining and informative food blog: Jack Mason Food and Drink.
To celebrate Ken Dodd's knighthood, our frequent contributor PVC has written a special poem to mark the occasion. To read 'Sir Ken', click HERE.
As everyone recovers from the Christmas frenzy and gears up for the exertions of New Year, here's a beautifully calming poem by Kevin Cowdall: The Settling Snow. You can read it by clicking HERE. Kevin, who's featured on our website before, is a noted local writer known not only for his poetry but also for his acclaimed novella, Paper Gods And Iron Men. He's currently working on a new poetry collection, Natural Inclinations, which will comprise poems with a common theme of the natural world and other elements of nature. The Settling Snow will feature in the collection and we're delighted to publish it here.
The history of the Liverpool Playhouse goes back to The Star Music Hall, which opened its doors in 1866 before becoming the Liverpool Repertory Theatre in 1911. To mark its 150th anniversary the Playhouse is staging a new play which celebrates its origins as a music hall. Michael Wynne's The Star is at the Playhouse until 14 January 2017. 'The feelgood show of the year…the audience loved it.' CLICK HERE TO READ OUR REVIEW.
Ever wished Liverpool could just give up on the rest of the UK and declare itself an independent republic? That's the premise of Andrew Cullen's Scouse: A Comedy Of Terrors. The play was a big hit at the Everyman in the 90s and it's now on at The Dome (Grand Central Hall, Renshaw Street) until 15 December. CLICK HERE TO READ OUR REVIEW.
From Liverpool cowkeepers (yes, there used to be hundreds of them) to historical artefacts discovered locally by members of the public and cartoons from Wirral's Kipper Williams: three varied books from Amberley Publishing, all reviewed in our Christmas Reading feature (click HERE).
Hot on the heels of The Rivals, which continues at the Liverpool Playhouse (see below), the Playhouse's sister theatre the Everyman is staging The Two Gentlemen Of Verona, a co-production with Shakespeare's Globe in London. One of Shakespeare's earliest comedies is given a musical treatment in a production which sets the play in the 1960s. It's at the Everyman until Saturday 29 October 2016, and you can read our review by clicking HERE.
Richard Brinsley Sheridan's 18th century play The Rivals introduced the world to Mrs Malaprop, the character whose mangling of the English language made her one of literature's great comic creations. A new production of The Rivals is at the Liverpool Playhouse from Wednesday 5 to Saturday 29 October. Click HERE to read our review of this 'hugely entertaining' play.
Rory Storm and the Hurricanes were one of the very first Merseybeat groups. Ringo Starr was their drummer for three years, and they were bigger locally than the Beatles for a while, but national success eluded them and Rory tragically died aged just 34. His story is told in From A Storm To A Hurricane by Anthony Hogan (published by Amberley Publishing). Check out our review by clicking HERE.
2016 marks the centenary of the opening of the Cunard Building, one of the Liverpool waterfront's much celebrated Three Graces. The history of the building is charted in a new book, The Passenger's Palace – 100 Years Of The Cunard Building Liverpool by Michael Gallagher and Tony Storey. Read Lee Ruddin's review by clicking HERE.
'It is hard to imagine there will ever be a more definitive account than this.' Click HERE to read our review of Mike Nicholson's The Hillsborough Disaster: In Their Own Words (Amberley Publishing). The author interviewed for the book many survivors of the tragedy, and others who were affected by or involved in it. It has a foreword by Margaret Aspinall of the Hillsborough Family Support Group, and Mike Nicholson will be donating his royalties to the Alder Hey Children's Hospital.
The Merseyside Maritime Museum's Battle of the Atlantic gallery, which tells the story of one of the most important aspects of World War Two, has deservedly been visited by thousands of locals and visitors to Liverpool. Lee Ruddin admires it as well, but he also strongly recommends a visit to the atmospheric Liverpool War Museum on Rumford Street, which acted as the Combined Headquarters for the North Atlantic operations of the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force. Read Lee's article on a fascinating gateway into Liverpool's past by clicking HERE. (Photo: Lee Ruddin)
The many events, articles and radio and television programmes commemorating the 75th anniversary of the World War Two Merseyside blitz have understandably focused on Liverpool, where most of the casualties occurred. This was true for instance of 'Merseyside Blitz: An Unconquered People', the memorial event staged at the Anglican Cathedral by BBC Radio Merseyside on Tuesday 3 May. But did this event also illustrate a tendency to overlook the bombs dropped on Wirral, where hundreds of people were killed and thousands of homes destroyed or damaged? Lee Ruddin considers this question in his informative and thought-provoking article Wirral Blitz: An Unnoticed People (click HERE to read it). We have previously published other excellent articles by Lee on the Merseyside blitz – for details see further down this page.
We were very sorry to hear of the death of the former Beatles' press officer Tony Barrow. He coined the phrase 'the Fab Four' and was a key member of Brian Epstein's management team. Tony and his wife Corinne were regular readers of The Merseysider and his support for the magazine was much appreciated. With characteristic generosity he described our feature on him as the most accurate account of his career he'd ever read. The article, based on a lengthy interview with Tony, tells a fascinating story. His involvement in the music industry began as a Crosby schoolboy, when he secured a part-time job reviewing records for the Liverpool Echo (on visits to the Echo's offices he would hide his school cap in his pocket). You can read the article by clicking HERE. Our sincere condolences to Tony's family. (Photo: The Tony Barrow Collection)
As we've previously noted (see below), 2016 is the 75th anniversary of the May Blitz, seven nights of dreadful bombing raids on Merseyside during World War Two. Many families in the region will have particular reasons for thinking of those events, recalling relatives who were killed, their own experiences during the raids or stories they have been told by older family members. Lee Ruddin's article Best Blitz Books (click HERE) recommends three books about the bombing of Merseyside, including Merseyside Blitzed by Neil Holmes (shown above). And if you missed The May Blitz: Seven Days That Rocked Liverpool, a BBC1 programme (broadcast on 6 May) that included interviews with several survivors of the May 1941 bombing raids, it should be available soon on BBC i-Player (click HERE).
2016 marks the 75th anniversary of the May Blitz, the seven nights at the beginning of May 1941 when the bombing of Merseyside reached its peak. It was the most intense series of air raids experienced by any British city region outside of London during the war, and more than 1,700 people were killed. Lee Ruddin's absorbing article Blitz (Di)spirit investigates how Merseysiders reacted to the attacks and to previous bombing raids. Lee's researches reveal that the standard account of cheerful defiance in the face of adversity doesn't quite tell the whole story. You can read his article by clicking HERE. (You can also still read on our site David Subacchi's poem 'May Blitz' – click HERE.)
Popular local writer Kevin Cowdall has just released his second e-book, Assorted Bric-a-brac, on Amazon Kindle. Kevin is known for his much praised World War Two novella Paper Gods and Iron Men, as well as for his poems, which have appeared in numerous magazines, anthologies and websites (including The Merseysider). His poems have also featured on BBC local radio stations. Assorted Bric-a-brac is an anthology of fifty poems, including some drawn from previous collections and some that are newly published. To find out more about Kevin and his work, visit his website: www.kevincowdall.com
On The Waterfront is an exhibition (running until 19 June 2016) at the Merseyside Maritime Museum. It marks the 300th anniversary of Liverpool's Old Dock and aims to show how the waterfront has changed and developed in the years since, including the impact it has had on the city and the lives of local people. Lee Ruddin has visited the exhibition and you can read his interesting and informative review by clicking HERE. (Photo: Liverpool Landing Stage, 1937. Stewart Bale Collection, ©National Museums Liverpool)
Think of Hope Street and you probably think of public buildings such as the cathedrals at either end, the Philharmonic Hall (and the Philharmonic pub of course), the Everyman Theatre and so on. But Hope Street has always also been a place to live, and in his fascinating article Life On Hope Street, Niall McChesney looks at the history of one of Liverpool's most famous roads from a residential perspective, focusing on who lived there during the 19th and early 20th centuries. The article includes detailed information about the individuals and families who have lived at particular addresses, providing a revealing insight into Liverpool's past. To read Life On Hope Street, click HERE.
Mike Badger founded The La's but his fascinating new book The Rhythm & The Tide: Liverpool, The La's And Ever After is about much more than that, with reflections on Liverpool and its cultural scene, and memories of meeting everyone from Adrian Henri to Captain Beefheart. You can read our review by clicking HERE.
The third and final part of Lee Ruddin's excellent investigative series Americans In Liverpool During The Second World War is now on our website. It's sub-titled The Ugly, and like the rest of the series is an honest appraisal, avoiding the usual romanticised assumptions and questioning how GIs have been portrayed in films such as Saving Private Ryan and the Elvis vehicle GI Blues. But he also recognises that there was much that was good (and enduring) about America's 'friendly invasion' of Liverpool. It's another informative, surprising read – click HERE to see it.
Part 2 of Lee Ruddin's absorbing series on Americans In Liverpool During The Second World War, sub-titled 'The Bar', looks at the experiences of the black American GIs who spent time in the city. Sadly, the discrimination they faced in the United States was to a considerable extent replicated here, though there were some honourable exceptions among local residents and businesses. It's a riveting, eye-opening read and you can access it by clicking HERE.
Let's hope the new law requiring stores to charge customers for bags means sights such as that above become less common. A few years ago PVC, whose poems have occasionally appeared in The Merseysider, wrote The Plastic Tree In Prenton – a poem that now seems very timely. You can read it by clicking HERE.
As Britain's most important transatlantic port, Liverpool has had a unique, longstanding relationship with the United States. The link was especially strong during the Second World War, when Liverpool's crucial role in the war effort was reflected in the many Americans (politicians, GIs, military top brass) who came to the city. Lee Ruddin has now chronicled this period in his study Americans In Liverpool During The Second World War, which we'll be publishing on The Merseysider website. Relationships between GIs and the local community, visits by American VIPs (including Eleanor Roosevelt), how friendships made during the war continued long after it was over – all this and more is covered in Lee's fascinating account. He explains that the so-called 'friendly invasion' was not all sweetness and light, offering a refreshingly balanced, objective view of an important aspect of Liverpool's history. You can read 'The Good', Part 1 of Americans In Liverpool During The Second World War, by clicking HERE. Parts 2 and 3 will follow soon.


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Polka at Night, Kudu meet again
Polka at Night and Kudu, a pair of 5-year-old geldings who split two decisions within a three-week period in November but have been on the sidelines since, resume their rivalry in Monday's featured ninth race at Philadelphia Park.
The mile and 70-yard race, a third-level optional $40,000 claimer, attracted a field of seven older
Polka at Night is coming off a season in which he won 7 of 9 starts, including a third-level allowance in which he defeated 9-5 favorite Kudu by 5 1/4 lengths in the final start of 2009 for both horses on Nov. 21.
Three weeks earlier, Kudu nosed out Polka at Night for second under similar conditions as Monday's race going a mile and 70 yards.
Trained and owned by Raphael Kissoon, Polka at Night will now race for the $40,000 claiming price, the first time he has run for a tag since January 2009.
Kudu, trained by Keith Lebarron, is one of just three horses in Monday's field not entered for the $40,000 tag.
Both Polka at Night and Kudu have fired fresh off long layoffs in the past.
Last April, Polka at Night returned from more than two months on the sidelines to romp by seven lengths in a $12,500 starter allowance, then was given a seven-week break before stepping up to defeat $25,000 starter allowance foes.
Kudu, a deep closer who won the restricted Docent Handicap in October, earned a career-best 92 Beyer Speed Figure when he returned from a 3 1/2-month break to win a second-level allowance by 1 1/2 lengths last June.
Jade's Revenge and Bunker Hill, both of whom have graded stakes experience within the past year, drop out of the stakes ranks to run for the optional claiming tag.
The 7-year-old Jade's Revenge, unplaced in the Grade 2 Fayette on Keeneland's Polytrack last fall, ran well two starts ago against similar high-priced optional claimers at Laurel Park.
Bunker Hill, fourth in the Grade 3 Pegasus at the Meadowlands and unplaced behind Rachel Alexandra in the Grade 1 Haskell at Monmouth Park, runs for a tag for the first time after flashing speed and stopping last month in the Evening Attire at Aqueduct.


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I have HP storageworks DAT 320 USB internal tape drive connected to HP server that run SBS 2011.
Can you let me know if I can use SBS to do the backup as I am run out of budget this year?
or advise me with a good software i can use.
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Jul 20, 2011 at 2:56 UTC
From what I read on Technet,since Server 2008 Tape Backup is not supported by the Windows Backup Software
I approach this topic with some trepidation,i'll tell you why:
Backup solutions ( and frankly most IT spending within reason ) should not be seen as an expense with a restrictive budget,it's an investment. Backup software is bought under the premise that the cost of the software will be less than the cost of recovery should data be lost. Under that banner then the business should be convinced that shirking buying good software because of a budgetary constraint should only be done if the price is more than recovery would cost without it.
That said i've found some options listed as free,though i've never heard of or seen them in use so be wary. http:/
Jul 20, 2011 at 3:23 UTC
I believe that is true and i appreciate your advice.
It's just that i will buy a software within next year budgut.
I will go over the links you provide
Jul 20, 2011 at 8:08 UTC
SBS 2011 definitely does not support tape drives.
It's not what i'd suggest under normal circumstances, but this could help to cover you until your budget is released for next year.
You should have received HP's Data Protector Express Basic software with your tape drive.
Not pretty, but it will copy stuff to tape for you as a stop gap.
Jul 20, 2011 at 8:38 UTC
Try ARCserve Backup r15 free for 30 days. It supports SBS 2011 and has been doing Tape Backups for 15 years at least :)
We have a SBS Bundle that is packed with technology - Base(with integrated Deduplication) + Exchange agent + Sharepoint agent + Disaster Recovery Option. SBS Bundling is very cost effective compared to the stand alone components ;)
Jul 23, 2011 at 11:50 UTC
I know that the HP's software is very basic and i am trying to put it as a last option. it also only trail and i am not intent to buy it.
It's looks like my only option right now.
It's looks like my only option right now.
I installed ARCserve Backup ... it is very difficult to configure and install this software. I tried hard to install it correctly but it won't works!
Even that the software cannot see the Hp backup drive!
If i have support in my country to this software it would be easier.
Thank you very much you all for taking time passing over and reply me.
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