AppBrain link, for those who prefer it's clean interface over AndroLib's design mess: [www.appbrain.com]

@numbereft: YOU ARE RIGHT!

It may not work for some - like me. When the app is closed, the icon I selected is shown on the taskbar. When you open the app, the icon is replaced by the lower-resolution version from the webpage.

@sqlfanatic: It pulls your FB and Twitter (and MySpace) updates automagically, but it runs Android 1.5 and all this social network integration is a battery and CPU drain.

@ajw101: That is correct.

Oh my God. 2,010 calories? That sounds awful...ly delicious.

@USBhack: So by reinvent you mean... making an iPhone out of bacon? Dude, you're tripping! ;)

@USBhack: Yum!

@USBhack: Yes, and rightfully so.

@freakshowtime: Thanks!

Why is this post a gallery by default? Can't you guys redirect to [lifehacker.com] and avoid this minor annoyance?

@Dancing Milkcarton: Oh yes you can! Vimeo is iPad-ready: [www.apple.com]

Thanks for the tip Aarrrgh, but my stupid Cliq doesn't have a search key on the front. Aarrrgh!

@lbberkeley: I disagree, I think app organizers make managing apps easier than moving apps to folders one by one. I used folders before, now I use Apps Organizer: [www.appbrain.com]

@sdtransier: I thought "maybe because Firefox could replace Safari on the iPhone entirely, which Opera Mini obviously doesn't do". Then I read this, and I think there's still hope:

That little gap hurts my eyes. If you don't have many attachments or things like that, don't use this. Disabling now...

@Darren Boudreau: I forgot Opera had that! It's true, it's been there for years, though I never got to use it.

@geekening: So do I.