nQuo

What do you think Toronto's message is?

A few of my own thoughts and observations. Content (from your friends that you see) really is king. http://bit.ly/10CinIx

I'm in London too. 24, with a similar resolution to get out of my comfort zone. Let's grab a pint or two.

iMessage or email: nquo at iCloud dot com

Their newish (and enticingly named) 'TimeTraveler' app is very well-thought out. UI is a bit clunky though.

Saddened to see someone so talented and young take their own life.

It's never worth it.

Back in November after the first batch sold out within half an hour, I wanted to get a Nexus 4 to give Android another go and check out Google Now and other new features of 4.2, as iOS6 felt a bit stale despite being a big fan of the black & slate iPhone 5's industrial design. But I got tired of checking the Google Play link everyday which always read "Out of stock". So I got the iPhone 5 instead.

When the second batch became available, I ordered one for a friend, still waiting for it to ship. (it said 1-2 weeks so it should ship this coming week)

From everything I've read so far, the Nexus 4 seems like a great phone at an unbelievable price, but Google and LG are really shooting themselves in the foot with customer service, shipping on a frustrating not-on-first-come-first-ordered basis and repeated delays.

I think a lot of customers would've been happier if they sold it through Amazon instead.

Favourite part of the article: how NYT describes each apple that the tax subsidiaries are named after.

"Braeburn is a variety of apple that is simultaneously sweet and tart."

"Baldwin apples are known for their hardiness while traveling."