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Comments (18),, what kind of keyboard program are you using? I use SwiftKey which is very easy to use and learn. The predictions are right on target. You can get it from the Google play store. it is very customizable. I hate using any other kind of keyboard now. I don't care for the standard keyboard that comes loaded with the system. The on-board keyboard program will remain on the phone but you can download and add other ones to try out. Swift key does have a free version, I like it so much I did purchase the full app, not expensive and I caught it on a special deal. Check out the link below, you can install the free one to try, if you decide you don't want it just remove it. Same with the browser I have found that the standard browser is OK not great. I currently use UC HD BROWSER for android, it is by far the best browser I have ever used for android. it is amazingly fast and easy to use, I love it and highly recommended that any one using Android try it out. I have been a long time Firefox for android user but UC HD BROWSER blows it away, and it has a built-in ad block plus type filter built in. It is also available on Google play. Here is a link that might be useful: Swift key...See Moregot my new W/D today - yippee!
Comments (17)I do have to say that dryer did work well other than the screeching noise. It needed to work well since clothes were so wet coming out of the TL. Thankfully they lasted long enough for me to make a decision on replacements....See MoreGot two new plants today. Anyone else go shopping?
Comments (46)Didn't buy anything but did check the succulent section; everything sitting in water and prices were, IMO, ridiculous. From $9.99 to over $20 - can't justify that for size that used to be for sale around $5-7 (almost all in 4"pots). This was $10, and marked "rhipsalis"...Many TC in different size pots and red, pink & white color, most in bloom (so easy to ID) and all sold as "Christmas cactus". All other plants were labeled as "cactus miscellaneous" or "succulent miscellaneous". This plant was with sanseverias - anyone knows what it is? It has teeth on the margins and few pups; I am guessing a bromeliad?:...See MoreGot a new aloe today
Comments (5)Yes the blue aloe are well behaved clean aloes. Nice choice. We also put them in gravel areas....See More- 2 years ago
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