Fair dos. I guess I just assumed it would be the source file rather than the download that was corrupted. So there you have it!

And in the latest 4.4 release stopped the ability for applications to hook into the OS battery API and find out exactly which services or apps are keeping your phone alive when it should be asleep.

I read somewhere they've just changed the API so the various battery related apps will need to update their code to do things the 'new' way; although I don't know the details so that could be bollocks.

Yeah, they've changed the API so that the new way is OS protected and not available to non-google apps.

Have you rebooted the Mac? I had the same issue and that fixed it.

Do you work in IT? If not, you really should.

Grim.../Cras, does one of you still have the Nexus?

Grim...'s still got it, don't know if he's still using it.

I guess it's up to Craster.

Just, er, don't try and phone me.

I have to restart chrome every so often on the mobile site, as the submit button stops working.

It belongs to Craster, but I currently use it.

I've got no troubles with the mobile site, but I'll double check.

Do you work in IT? If not, you really should.

Guessing I could boot it with an OS DVD in. Or try a bit of Terminal to identify and remove the offending files?

Cheers dude; I'll give that a go.

Tempted to try booting from an external hard drive, but my last backup was around 100 days ago.

Actually... can I restore from backup to an old OS?

Is the backup a complete image of your hard drive or something? If so, you might already be able to boot off it - plug it in to the Mac and hold down the Option key as you power it on to go into the boot options - it'll show up there if you can boot off it.

Yyyy... possibly.

I used to be pretty regular with my Time Machine backups, so it's however complete they are.

I assume it is an Android phone: dual screen, one e-ink, phone. Looks good.
http://infoceanhub.com/e-ink-yotaphone- ... -launched/

because of [the] dual screen you can ignore the [processor speed].

I have a very simple need for an Android app, that doesn't seem to be up on the play store, and I thought it would be.

I've switched to an all-you-can-eat mobile contract. I have a phone that allows me to share my internet connection via bluetooth, which I have turned on that setting. I have paired my tablet to it and it works fine.
However, I don't want the tablet to be constantly connected to the phone, I only want to connect up when I'm using it. To do that I have to load up the settings app on the tablet, go into bluetooth, select the settings button for the paired phone, then press the "connect to this device and use its internet" checkbox. The same in reverse to switch it off. A bit of a faff to do all that each time.

That seems like an easy thing to make into an app you can have on your homescreen that you tap and it toggles the setting, doesn't it? Nobody has made one though...

Use a Near Field Chip and program the settings to it?

At the risk of continuing that proud beex tradition of ignoring your question: why are you using Bluetooth rather than Wi-Fi?

Bluetooth is much kinder on your battery.