I know I were struggling a bit, force closed on me every time I tried open the app last night. It started happening after I downloaded the 5.0 upgrade. Luckily I was able to resolve the issue. First I had to uinstall the application from my phone, download it again and finally install it one more time. Of course since this was a fresh install I had to set everything up like photo, shortner and video services again. So if your are not able to open Twidroid after upgrading, reinstall it from scratch and hopefully that will cure the problem - Worked for me anyway. Have a Nexus One running Android OS 2.2.2 

The Weather Channel used to have a really great Android App for forecasting weather, used it often. Then last night the App got upgraded to version 3, and I saw no other option then to uninstall it. Why?  After installing the new version I got a message asking if Weather Channel could track me in order to give more accurate weather forecast, I selected no thanks. The no thanks option closed the App down. So unless I agreed to the them track me all the time, they refuse to tell me what the weather is going to be like…Not nice! I then went to the Android Market and read what other users where saying about the upgrade. Those that had agreed to the tracking where saying that the App had taken over their phone, slowed it down, caused crashes and one even said that the ringtone had changed. So there were only one thing for it….

Maggie: Now, let me get this straight. You've got a... what did you call it? 
Dr. Daniel: An Android. 
Maggie: Right. That's, uh, like a robot, right? 
Dr. Daniel: That's correct. 

Quote for the 1982 Sci-Fi thriller Android

I must have downloaded and installed about 100 apps for controlling the camera on my G1. The installations always ended in disappointment and uninstallation. Then I read about an app called Camera Zoom Fx, several sites gave it great reviews. I decided to take the plunge and pay the £1.25 that the makers wanted for it. Have to say I did the right thing. In the beginning it is a little overwhelming with all the options and add on’s. When I got the hang of it I discovered just what I could get out of the G1 camera. There is also a growing community  of users sharing their photos taken using the App. I am a happy customer

The photo under is taken using Camera Zoom Fx

Recently I installed this App on my G1. What it does is that it changes the background image on the home screen with images from webcams around the world. You can choose from many different locations, everything from the Eiffel Tower, Ground Zero,  giraffes in a Zoo, to a laundry room in Japan. It updates every 20 minutes, you can chose what camera you want to watch or let the application randomly pick on. The image quality from a lot of the webcams are surprising good, especially the once from NASA of the sun and earth from space impresses me. I have set the application up to randomly pick webcams. I have to admit that I find myself checking my phone more than usual to see what my home screen looks like. Last time I checked it was showing St Peter in Vatican City. This application is more interesting than I thought it was going to be, highly recommended