That looks awesome. One question though, is there some advantage to using SimpleText Icon Creator as opposed to just using Minimalistic Text?

For the coffee pot tip, remember to wash the crap out of everything that comes in contact with your drinking water. A few years ago there was an undercover investigation into the cleaning practices of some randomly selected hotels, and in almost all cases, cups and such were simply rinsed off and wiped with a dirty…

I'm a Dolphin HD -> Chrome convert (I've used Dolphin since it first came out for Android). I greatly miss the extensions that I used, but I like how smooth the browsing experience is on Chrome.

Flash is becoming less of a requirement lately, and more of a nuisance. I find the overall browsing experience to be more stable without flash (on either Chrome or on Stock with flash disabled).

Piracy isn't as much of an issue in the "Free to Play" model (assuming most games take that route). Look at Zynga, you can play all their crappy games endlessly at no cost, but if you want to buy an in-game couch or rush your tomatoes, it's gonna cost real world money, and you can't pirate that.

I have an idea!

On Android, I found this awesome Google Tasks app called Tasks:

I've used iGoogle, Netvibes, and Pageflakes, each long enough to become accustomed to them, and to integrate them into my daily routine, but ultimately I stopped using them.

I'm actually glad that, in the end, Korra was a fully realized bender. Perhaps they could have accomplished that sooner, or even spent an episode with her dealing with having lost her bending, but now we get a full season of a master avatar.

Obvious choice, but...

As opposed to all of the current apps on the play store that are all absolutely necessary?

I've used all of those launchers.

Vote: Apex

Thanks for this!

Not necessarily, both Google and Facebook take you to a page which shows what information the application is requesting access to.

Vote: Rhapsody

Oops, yeah I guess that would be redundant information. A Pie chart sounds good though, just a quick way of visualizing the data.

Definitely agree with this. And on the same point, I think a write-up with a little bit of research on the readers choices would be a lot more useful/informative.

I also use the 2.x version of Disk Space Fan. It's visually appealing, easy to use, and works very well.

Sigh... all I'm asking for is an integrated Circle Pad. I hate how the attachment looks, so inelegant.