Google+ photo vs Facebook photo upload limit

I was reminded of the work Google+ still has to do before it can match Facebook feature to feature, most notably for me in the photo uploads feature. Google+ currently scales back my iPhone uploads down to 2048 x 2048 pixels, when the camera takes photos at 3,264 x 2,448 pixels. Although it's the thought and content of the photo that counts, I am dissapointed in the drop in quality in order to store photos. Facebook offers this free service for all photos in all sizes, mostly because of it's business model of collecting as much information from you as possible. So for now i've switched to upload the originals to Evernote for long term storage and using Google+ for photo sharing. But what a world it would be if Google+ could do both.

Plex got an update

Plex just released an update to my android tablet. App has been updated and I'm now in debugging mode, trying to figure out why I am no longer able to use plex to play any of  my media. The update details are as follows (from the google play page):

What's in this version:
NEW Android devices can now be remote controlled.
NEW Network logging for troubleshooting
NEW Media Info displayed at top of screen when playback controls are visible.
NEW Experimental Transcode method (Quicksilver)
FIX an issue where sometimes Plex would get stuck on 'Loading'
FIX playback issues on some ICS devices (e.g. HTC One)
FIX an issue where hints in setup screens were not appearing on some devices
FIX weird seekbar skipping behavior