Bazqux, basically a GoogleReader clone if Google would still develop it. Works really well on mobile as PWA. Not free, but worth 20-30$ sub a year. Not affiliated, but a happy subscriber for 5-6 years. Everybody who still misses GoogleReader should try it.

https://github.com/bazqux/ https://bazqux.com/

Softbank is trying to merge T-Mobile with the Sprint in the US. Pretty easy to put "some" pressure on a said company by the US government.

Look at the picture of the laptop. Without top and side bezels, it has the same footprint as a normal 14" laptop.

Try Vivaldi which has this feature integrated. https://help.vivaldi.com/article/tab-stacks/

It's easy to keep devices updated when you reset your platform 3 times (WP7 - WP8 - W10P - WOA)

Sure, but even 2014 phones like the Lumia 830, 929, et all got upgraded to W10P, Microsoft has made much more of an effort than Google to support 3 year old hardware.

Author should try Showbox or Terrarium on Android, where Google is also on top among video providers. I was always WTF is GoogleVideo doing as a host in this app. You have to get the app in ways other than Google Play. It's better than any Netflix or Hulu where catalog is much more limited.

No, all 7 series Samsung phones have 1.7

Rather try 2GB Redmi Note 3 for 145$ or 3GB version for 180$...

You do realize that US and T-Mobile was one of the last holdouts with this "bundled"system and in Europe we had this "new" system in place for at least 5 years.

I don't think it matters to a US consumer what Europe did first.

US had a crappy system. TMobile innovated. Even if that innovation was to copy a system from another country, to our market it was an innovation.

Buy this phone with a 6050mAh battery, and it's just 8.5mm thick http://www.gearbest.com/cell-phones/pp_230567.html

Never trust battery capacity ratings on off-brand Chinese electronics.