Just a lazy day o' tableting.

I've been using this app for at least a year now, and I have come to a few sad thoughts.

One: This does well enough that it is the only mail app that I've ever been tempted to use for Gmail in place of Google's app. It's managed my work e-mail that awesomeness.

Two: I've actually used worse mail clients on desktop systems. The level of configurability is on par with the best of those, shy of having its own config language like Mutt or Mailx.

Three: It's relatively easy to use by default, and you can pimp it out if need be.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.kman.AquaMail

Holy crap: I think that the regular Crunchyroll for Android app finally fixed its most obvious bug. The one where you would ask for information on a specific episode, go back, and ask for any other episode and it would forever more show you the data from the very first one you asked for until swiping the app away from overview.

Better very late than never!

Curious but has anyone developed an opinion of Instant apps, and actually use(d) them?

Since it launched I think I've been offered a grand total of instant once, by way of some news site.

Anyone else notice a sharp + sudden drop off in the sanity of Gboard's autocorrect or is it just me?

Is it just me or did the app -> here's all the Googly account settings evah qausi disappear from the launcher?

I seem to remember some kind of Play related icon used to exist in the drawer to launch this directly. But on my Oreo devices it looks like the only finding place is Settings -> Google. Or is my brain cells just lacking on the ECC?

Suddenly I'm really happy my Galaxy Tab S3 has physical buttons.

The Pixel 3 will only have gesture navigation, with no option for standard nav buttons

http://flip.it/6qd11X