AcrobatSausages

Both OS's are great at this point. No amount of facts or opinions can help you. It just clouds your judgement. All that matters is how the phone feels to you, and you can only get that from real world experience. Play with them in the store for an extensive amount of time (sales reps won't mind too much... they want the commission, and while you're exploring they can help other customers), then pick which you like the best. Don't be afraid to utilize the return policy and exchange it for another. Nobody wants to be stuck with a phone they don't like for two years.

Also, buy a good case. Keeping the phone in great shape helps tremendously when the time comes to upgrade/sell.

Buy yourself a nice little mirrorless camera and a portrait lens (I recommend an Olympus or Panasonic). Take a photography course (or do like I did and just absorb all the free information and tutorials on the internet). You'd be surprised at how many of your irl friends and facebook friends are willing to pay for pics of them and their families, etc. When people start seeing your work online, they'll come running, even if it's not that great. Even mediocre images look amazing to regular people with a little post processing. Do a couple jobs a week = easy spare cash. The more you shoot, the better you get. it'll also make a good source of income/hobby for when you retire.

I just wish there was a way to preview a theme before you buy it.

If you wanna buy the actual song, here ya go... http://www.amazon.com/Bad-Man/dp/B00342XPNA

How i get down.

I'm a mailman. I stuff things in mailboxes while running from dogs as i listen to my weekly bombcast.

I haven't tried it on PS3 yet but I've been using it on my Roku for for quite some time now. As previously stated above, the free selection for Prime members isn't all that great, but otherwise it's a decent way to pay for shows and movies.

@H2Oyea: thanks! better than nothin!

somebody needs to make this happen, or tell me how to do so.