[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] WarByte:
@elander that's totally fine, don't worry about it. I am always open to new ideas, challenges or whatever comes up to mind. I truly think that most things like this thread go wrong because of lack of interest, fellowship or help whether it is from the OP or the rest of the people. Fortunately I am happy to count on all those from all you wonderful people who have been here supporting me. Froyo is also a very logical step in our plans since Donut is already getting old. It's promising, I really think Froyo includes a lot more optimizations.

@shefsalad7 I really appreciate your nice comments, be sure we'll be around here if you need any help. Alrighty, as far as gmail I gotta confess I tried several times to stay in QVGA resolution but I just couldnt stand how things fit, including the fonts so I always kept moving to 320x428. One thing I never tried was a different DPI and you might wanna try what elander said in the post above though if I recall correctly the lower the DPI the bigger the font. You could also try using Spare Parts, it has a section about general font sizes, I have personally never tried it but I know it is there, might be worth giving it a try. The messaging app has done the exact same thing to me, not just in this one but in several other releases that I tried, even when I used a demo of Handcent SMS, what happened was the same except Handcent was a "close/ wait" thingie and I have concluded that it is due to a big inbox, somehow if you notice and if it is the same issue, when the messaging app starts loading the names to substitute the numbers on your thread list, that is when it closes. I believe it tries to put way too much in memory and Android simply terminates the process. I've learned to keep my inbox under 500 messages. It's been more enjoyable and no closes, besides getting me into the discipline of keeping backups :) Hope that helps, let us know how that goes.

Edit: XDA app, that I think is based on Tapatalk. My experience with Tapatalk was: Start it, click on XDA forum, wait... wait till it freezes the phone, soft reset, enter the forum, and this time will be succesful. This happened every single time the app was run after a normal reboot. I tried XDA app as a free alternative, but it froze on me all the time, so I just kept using Tapatalk. After Tapatalk was updated I have no more freezes so I am gonna risk and point it out to be an XDA app issue. Is there anyone else who knows a little more about this so we can determine what is really going on?

I used to love ADW Launcher, more like got really used to it. After reading about their issue with heavy battery drain looked for Helix as my last option and it turned out to be pretty lightweight, fast, works wonders with the little power that sucks from our batteries, and what I really loved: simple settings. Glad you liked it as well.

Edit 2: For anyone interested it was all over Twitter that Angry Birds is already available for Android, it is full and it is free, so grab it while it's hot at Market or developer website any of the two is crowded anyways :) not sure if it runs on Donut or how well it runs as I have the .apk but I am typing here instead of installing lol

Edit 3: Sadly Angry Birds installed but did not run on my Kaiser. Sound and a black screen. Alright, back to reality and what this thread is about.