I'll set this gem here before I lose it again: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=47948 The problem definition: I've got more than one machine POPing my GMail.  Since GMail answers the POP's LIST request with "everything you haven't asked for previously" (which speeds up POP connections significantly), which ever machine gets in first wins.  The other(s) get nothing. If I prefix my username with "recent:", I get everything within a month -- downloaded or not.  Very nice.  "username@mydomain.com" becomes "recent:username@mydomain.com" on both machines, and now both machines get everything. The larger question at hand, why would I POP GMail?  It's GMail.  The answer to that is philosophical,...

I've really enjoyed my Droid X. A friend looking to make a similar move from an iPhone to an Android phone asked me about my experience. Shortly after I finished, I realized it was blog-post size, so here it is. Thus, in no particular order, here's my first impressions of the transition (still in progress) from iPhone to a Droid X on Verizon: - The first time I assigned a category to a calendar event, and noticed I didn't need to sync it, I was very excited and danced around the house. (I use gSyncIt to get from Outlook to Google...