Starry Windy
Everything will be Daijoubu.
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I don't store my laptop on the laptop bag, but I used it whenever I want to carry my laptop to another city.
Something you can't do on iOS, of course. >_>I tried editing some files on my phone earlier today and ended up bootlooping. I was afraid of losing all my data and stuff, but I managed to find a way around it by installing a custom recovery to replace the file that was goofed up and got back in. Well, at least I can now make phone ROM backups in case I goof again. :D
Something you can't do on iOS, of course. >_>
I was talking more about the second half of his quote pertaining to ROMs and backups though :PYou can't edit files to mess things up to begin with. No need really to make an image of an iOS device as the built in backup works well enough.
The only problem is that it would pretty much make the iPhone's built in backup useless. Sometimes it's nice to just set something and forget it. (Although, in my experience, iOS doesn't have quite as good of backup as Windows Phone. Too bad Windows phone doesn't have the apps I use the most.I was talking more about the second half of his quote pertaining to ROMs and backups though :P
It would be neat to have easy features like that on the iPhone so that you wouldn't have to "start over" (even though most things back up into iCloud) if your device got bricked.
The only problem is that it would pretty much make the iPhone's built in backup useless
Android has a similar feature built in but I don't use it when installing a new ROM because the pay store will jiust install evey app you've downloaded on the device in the past even though you only used it shortly and then removed it. Wish they could impairment a way to choose what to install beforehand
I love Android, though that is one thing I hate about it, sometimes I hear it as it, but that never works, developers could do cloud saves (Google Play Services has the option), but they never do (instead Achievements are more important). And as I have Motorola devices mostly, the non-root alternatives like Helium don't work, I still have data on my Droid 4 from a year and a half ago that I can't do anything with at least on my phone. Backed up with Titanium backup, but Moto X isn't so much rootable, could do my nexus tablets though I guess.However, with Android, I need to start over every time, unless I myself backup the app data.
I'll probably be saying something similar to that over the summer if I get to an extreme level of being bored. :PI really should find more things to do these days. Maybe someone could throw me an app to code every day or week, and I'll try to do exactly that.