I've always found that assertion particularly hilarious, since they can't prove you've ever rooted if you do a stock restore. I suppose it's easier to assert with Android given that some of the exploits can actually lead to bricking, but you generally have to do a really good job of not reading instructions to go down that road.
You would think differently if you lived in Florida. During the summer it goes out every single day due to the rain.
no recycling fees in my state, so I've never had to deal with that, and most people generally know how much sales tax is in the area they live, since you generally deal with it every single day of your life. Cable/phone companies won't give you even a general idea of how much the taxes and fees will be(and I'm sure they know, since they have to collect them) You don't know if you're talking about $5 a month, $10, $20, or what. It's pretty crappy customer service.
The only quote I've seen from Tim Cook related directly to the larger iPhone rumour wasn't so much a denial, but a sidestep, so... who knows. The possibility may still be on the table somewhere in the back of his mind, perhaps for iPhone 6 in a couple years?
You can sync your itunes/music library easily. You down install apps, move them between internal and sd card. You can backup your phone's data and apps. Easily transfer other content to and from your phone. That's the point of it.
Yeah, I get that. I can already do that stuff, though. Dropbox already uploads all my pictures when I connect to a wifi network, my itunes library is automatically uploaded to Google Music, I can remotely send apps to my phone using the Play Store and I have a backup app that stores backups on Dropbox. Maybe others will find it more useful than I did.
None at all? That's weird, I remember getting my Nexus 7 and all my apps(from the play store) loaded up. APN settings, screen timeout settings, everything. What do you have checked in "Backup & restore" in settings?
