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I usually don’t use wallet cases unless they bring something big to the table, mainly because I find the flap annoying when I’m taking pictures or playing games. However, I decided to give them another try with this Spigen Wallet S for the Galaxy S7 edge.

I had high hopes that 2014 would at long last bring with it an improved mobile companion app for desktop Quicken that fully supported investment, loan and other asset accounts. Instead, the only "new" functionality that was offered was "receipt capture" and a few miniscule improvements to the desktop version of the app itself. Lack of a full-featured app or version for either iOS or OSX is difficult to account for, given their widespread use.

Their QC needs a lot of work, I bought a Finalmouse 2015 and it was an issue then as well. It took me three tries returning/exchanging to get one that was acceptable. I have high standards, I've used over a dozen mice in the last year alone and the Finalmouse is exactly what I want from a mouse, lightweight with no frills. On my Finalmouse 2015 I had to exchange it twice, the side buttons both times were loose, the third was and still is perfect.

Have used it now for 8 or 10 rides. Despite being smaller, the higher resolution screen is even better. No trouble pairing old heart rate monitor, speed monitor, and power meter. Very much enjoying the blue tooth connection that allows me to see texts and call identities without having to look at phone. The interaction with the new Connect app on iPhone is also nice. Also automatic uploading to Garmin Connect and Strava removes one step from my postride activities. I have had one false-alarm incident detection event. Unfortunately I didn't catch it in time to disable and it scared my wife, but good to know that it works. I'm guessing that hitting a bump in the road while riding exceptionally slow set it off, since I've hit much worse bumps going fast that didn't do so. Some people have complained about the oversensitivity of the touch screen. That does occasionally cause minor missteps when working with settings. However, it is actually nice when riding and trying to move from one screen to the next (particularly since my old 800 had the opposite problem). I have a lot of Strava segments on the routes that I ride and thought it would be nice to have real-time feedback but found it mostly annoying to activate a bunch of segments and now only activate 1 or 2 segments per ride that I want to