If you're on a custom ROM with GApps you might have to use something like Titanium Backup to remove the GMail .apk, reboot, and then install. You'll get "Installation unsuccessful" until you do.

@MagicTrackpad: This comment has simultaneously blown both my mind and my stomach... all over my desk.

@driven to reading all of Paul Jones Comments: Wait. They turn off?

@VeeArrrSix: I wonder what kind of times they put down?

MKIV Supra. Haters gonna hate.

Where's a Fail Whale when you need one?

@Asraiil: That is just excellent. I must have started scrolling down to the comments when there was a few seconds left and missed it.

@Asraiil: Where did you see that information? I agree that having them all being rescues would be a whole new level of awesomeness but they all seemed to be highly trained which seems to suggest otherwise.

The creativity in either the band or whomever they hire to come up with the ideas for their music videos (or both) is astounding. I hope they never stop and never lose their edge.

@Ian Logsdon: Mostly likely. Gizmodo accidentally (yeah right) left out that it will be coming to Android devices too.

@TomSwartz07: Unless it's a cheap American beer. Then it can only improve upon the taste.

Domainr rocks! Causes me to spend far too much money far too frequently, however.

@BloomerzUK: That would be Breakout Wallpaper written by me: [forum.xda-developers.com]

I like that part of the fun is discovering features accidentally.

@savocado: Having the choice is even better!

Looks very nice. My home screen is already very minimal so I will give it a try. I hope in the future you have the ability to add custom list entries (e.g., Dropbox). I foresee the developer getting a few feature request emails from me...

@Shevonne A Polastre: As a Producteev user, Astrid is essential. I toyed with RTM and other task managers but Producteev is a powerhouse and though complicated, allows me to organize my stuff effectively and ultimately get more done.

@CaptainJack: It would be cool if they used some sort of encryption that would heavily obfuscate the bytes on the server and the decoding was done on the fly on the client side.

@Stevox: Beat me to it :)

Slightly underwhelming screenshot tour but the potential definitely exists. Glad to see they are open sourcing the code base early so that the community can have a significant impact on development.