Thank God. I really hated when they hid the refresh button inside the overflow menu. On the surface at least, this seems like a better solution.

Ah, okay. Good to know!

Yes to both. I came here to mention the same thing - using a 10W or 12W iPad charger is both perfectly safe, and will result in impressive iPhone charging times. It's especially great when paired with the already-pretty-fantastic battery life of the iPhone 6 Plus - if necessary, you can get a quick 20-30% and be set…

The only in-ear headphones I've ever liked have been the JayBird BlueBud X's with Comply T-500 Isolation foam tips. They never hurt and never fall out, and I use them for hours a day, at work and on runs.

I use Mail, because while it's simple, it does everything I need an Exchange client to do - though my Exchange needs are admittedly limited. I also use Reminders, because of its integration with Siri. Beyond those two, and the Messages client, all of the stock Apple apps are shoved into a folder on its own home screen…

This is a pretty useful tool, though obviously it doesn't account for the other benefits of Amazon Prime. I'd never recommend Prime for JUST the streaming library.

Not to be too pedantic, but the fiancée with poor credit is, in this case, male.

I want basically the same thing from Apple and Google - for them to focus more on polish and less on features. Android and iOS are at near-feature-parity now, and as smartphones move closer and closer to being the central hub of various smart devices, having a predictable, well-polished, reliable OS running that hub…

While I certainly see the value in this approach, I prefer to just weigh myself every day and look at the overall trend.

At the time I wrote this, it was a Moto 360. I'm now using an iPhone, so no Moto for me.

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I had that problem too, but then I got some blackout curtains and they changed everything.

Edgar Wright would be perfect for Ready Player One.

Sure, but then you can't use Xposed. I don't want to get attached to particular Xposed tweaks, then be unable to use them for months.

It's not just about rooting 5.0, though - Xposed is currently incompatible with Lollipop because it relied on the Dalvik runtime. At some point, it will be updated, but right now, there's no timeframe.

Damn, that's a shame. No MMS = no good.

Is it, though? What if his Moto X gets the OTA to 5.0 in the coming days/weeks?

I almost prefer convenience of charging to actual battery life. I had a Pebble, and the battery life was great, but the proprietary wired charging annoyed me. Personally, I don't wear my watch to bed anyway, and if it's going to be off my wrist, it may as well be charging.

I can't go back to a Pebble, if only because I find voice commands and input to be way too useful. But yes, Android Wear is still very much a 1.0 product with several frustrating quirks.

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