Use Lookout for Remote Wipe on Android 2.1

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VOTE: Mint for Android

@lalov1: Thanks for the info. Truth is that in my experience the bigger cities like LA and NY is where the traffic matters most so that's not a big problem imho. Any suggestions for mounting an phone in a car to use as a GPS? It's not fun to hold it.

It is nice to have a standard. I hope that the miniUSB and worse, propriety connector (iPhone), phones are short for this world.

How can I mount my Android phone on my car's dashboard like a GPS?

How can I make my laptop select the correct printer as the default depending on what WiFi network I'm in? (without Win7 Pro)

Is there a good Andriod GPS Navigation app that factors in traffic?

What app should I use to protect my Android phone from loss or theft?

VOTE: Virtual PC

Why don't you use Disqus for commenting like most other blogs (even large ones, like TechCrunch) their interface and functionality is better and they use OpenID, so there are no password worries?

Why weren't your passwords hashed (with both an application and user specific salts) instead of encrypted, so that even if compromised they wouldn't reveal our passwords?

Great tests! Thanks! I am very much a Chrome user, but I'm now tempted to try out Opera. I was very optimistic about IE9, but your tests are disappointing me there, still it's only beta, maybe they can fix it up before release.

Have any invites?

Of course you then lose Chrome's Flash auto-update feature. Also don't get dev channel Flash sandboxing.

How about for Windows?

VOTE: Notepad++

I used Clear in Philadelphia. It was fantastic. Great customer service too.

My only problems with them is that it's annoying to keep setting lots of these up, also when it's declined you have to remember why. I once used this for a subscription service, later I upgraded the service, but forgot to up the limit. It was declined and I couldn't figure out why until I found someone at the credit…

Fantastic. I use Notepad++ all the time for Web Development and did not know half of this. Thanks!