'only update over wifi'! Woo hoo! Google must have been listening to my bitching because it seemed as though Market would wait until I was on the drive home before updating or installing apps I marked for install on the web. This was the one thing I really, really wanted from Market. Ok, I'm done gushing now.

'SiMi Clock' seems to be real popular on the featured home screens. I use it paired with 'Simple Calendar' which is styled exactly the same but displays the date and your calendar instead of the time.

Or download via Ninite for toolbar-free installation without having to uncheck during the install.

The best news is that Greasemonkey scripts 'GReader FavIcon Alerts', 'Mark Until Current As Read' and 'Google Read Absolutely Customizable' still work!

Use this in conjunction with yesterday's "Fire-Breathing Jack-o-Lantern" post. [lifehacker.com] You get the idea.

It's OK to prefer wheat bread, we'll still accept you here.

Just to be clear here... Perl is better than Python.

Places has "user-submitted apps"?

How you liking that "new" notification system in iOS?

...and Tasks.

VOTE: Yelp

Love the simplicity of GTasks and the integration with Google Tasks.

Great post. Thanks Whitson.

You got Froyo a couple months ago, so GB in 2012 and ICS in 2013. Oh wait, you're right. :-(

I hope it supports faces in sunglasses as well.

Agreed. I had to toss my favorite wallpaper to be able to read my calendar on 'Simple Calendar Widget'. But wallpaper #2 was acceptable considering the boost in function.

As a recovering iPhone owner, this would just give me too many painful flashbacks.

I had problems with CFLs in one particular socket in one particular enclosed ceiling fixture. I replaced the socket itself and haven't had a problem since. Then a week later LH posted this article about sockets that eat bulbs: [lifehacker.com]

Obviously you haven't seen Android's definition of HS organization. As a previous iPhone owner, I can attest that the Apple definition of "organization" is to decide which screen it goes on, if it goes in a folder or not. That's it. On Android, there are waaaaaay more options - do you even want the icon on the…

VOTE: Sportacular