Depends. If the developer indicates that the app was removed for 'legal issue', it will no longer be available for redownloading. Otherwise, you can download discontinued apps http://www.macrumors.com/2011/06/09/icloud-supports-re-downl...
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Uhhh.... why?
Laptops and phones have totally different use cases.
You could make a much better argument saying that an iPad with cellular means you wouldn't need an iPhone.
People don't like change.
Using the word "change" makes it more obvious and the changes they made to their system (that were debatably for the worse) deliberately.
'Confidential, Need to know only' would probably be the most common phrase within Apple
For what it's worth, Apple also offers on-site with AppleCare.
And then in the cases for certain quality programs, such as the iMac hard drive replacement [1], they will do on-site even if you don't have AppleCare and/or are out of your 1 year warranty.
That's actually really interesting. Never knew you could put contenteditable on a style tag and have it work like that.
Its there, plain as day. http://cl.ly/GwZz