Guys, before you use Swype, you should watch some of their instructional videos on capitalization, word correction, double letters and the like: [www.youtube.com]

@SNForrester: Android phones are Google phones. You should have stopped believing in your mobile privacy ages ago.

@dch200: About the pop-up selection, you can just ignore it and use it when you're done typing by double-tapping. Here, watch this.

@jarch3r001: Then you should watch this. Capitalization is done brilliantly on Swype.

@Xorlathor: Shapewriter is available for the iPhone, and SlideIT will be available soon. This seems to be Swype's decision, not Apple's.

@myrkron: SlideIT has support for more languages than Swype or Shapewriter, but it's not free. I guess you only have a 30-day trial before you have to buy it. Shapewriter and Swype are both free.

@asim0v: Based on this interview, I guess they don't think the stock Android keyboard is crap:

@RedZeppelin: "Is the differences in page loads between browsers really that important?"

@cory7: Exactly. I used Opera for years when I had to use a dial-up connection. Opera was the best: I could disable images with the click of a button, and it loaded pages faster than IE or Mozilla at the time. And now it has Opera Turbo, so it should still be great for slow connections.

@okcomputer360: No, but this is close: [www.fanboy.co.nz]

@SmallWorld: Uh, Opera has had HTML5 support for ages: "Opera has been promoting HTML5 since the beginning (and HTML5 actually has its roots at Opera)".

Friggin' finally.

@freakshowtime:

Good for you, buddy.

@jeremiah89: Yes, terribly slow over here too. The tubes are clogged, it seems!

@Limbero: But... but Google can't lose! Can they?

@Platypus Man: Best answer ever! No commenter from Giz or LH had figured this out until now.

@Prairie Moon: Oh I found the slurring!

@Prairie Moon: Always remember, don't drink and comment!

Lifehacker reading minds again! I was just looking for something like this to share an email full of pictures. Let's see if this works.