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Pretty sure I remember seeing posts of people who tortured their Pandora and yet still got 10 hours at least. Admittedly I never put mine through that hell.

It has dual 4900 mAh batteries. Considering it lasts 2.5 - 3.5 hours, though, that's simply a natural result of higher draw. Pandora was about 4200 mAh, and Pyra about 6000, but since they consume less power, 10-12 hours of runtime is the general number to expect.

Let's just make Pyra out of mimetic polyalloys. Then it can be whatever shape you want. Warning: The team behind the Pyra is not responsible for creating Global Thermonuclear War, the end of civilization as we know it, any sort of judgment day, or attempts to alter history.

Okay, I stand corrected on him not being there, but I'm still correct on it not being him. :p

Pretty sure you're seeing things. That and he's probably too busy to have taken a trip to the States.

"Dragon, how much do you want for the Pyra?" "They're not for sale." "Name your price." "She can't have one." "WHO SAYS I CAN'T?!" "The man with the funny accent."

You're doing it wrong. It's 5-7-5. Earth's rotation speed Explains lots of things, mos def But not "Two months, guys!"

Not sure why people feel entitled and whine about the pace of progress when it's been made clear multiple times that this is a (small) risk, it would take awhile, and it does have a chance of outright failing. If you don't want to take the risk, simply wait until the device is done and publicly...

That emulator ripped off PCSX2 and was taken down. The devs of PCSX2 have a whole post on their site related to it. Unless it was the other one, since the PCSX2 team mentions it's the second Android emulator.

It's actually 3742.

Which you just lost. And so did I. And so did you, who's reading this right now.

I say let yesterday be known as B8day.

Well, Craig did nearly shut Pandora's Box, I suppose... luckily he failed. Otherwise we may not have the Pyra as we know it.

The masses shall wonder until the horror is exposed to the world. Pandora's Box has been opened, and it cannot be undone.

Come for the update tease, stay for the discussions of general relativity.

So in the words of a certain synonymous person, "stay awhile and listen."

Reality is relatively relative.

Man, getting warranty repair service or new parts is gonna be a bitch. And while we know Mars has no shortage of three-breasted hookers, we might be looking for awhile for someone with a 3D printer. :(

Invent a 25th hour. In this increasingly conformity-flexible world, who needs 24 hours in a day? Just add one and give the next day 23. Problem solved!

Greedy software, of course. Or sortsighted software. Or software that knows that it has you by the balls and unless you want to lose your payment stuff and do a painful migration to someone else (assuming you even have the option), it can change it on you and you'll just have to go with what...