The time-locking makes it possible for both parties to work trust-free.

So if the session gets initiated with one day time lock, the first transaction sending all the money to the server may not get used as the input to send it all back within this one day, but both parties sign an "all returns" transaction in the beginning. Apparently bitcoin protocol supports a "sequence number", so the highest sequence number wins and both parties are allowed to provide a higher sequence number (signed by both parties) within the time lock. Ingenious

(So this is not a real micro-payment in the sense of a service collecting satoshis from many clients but the service could collect *increments* of satoshis from many clients each paying some dollars in the end, which is really really great.)

While German news that Bitcoin can be cashed out after one year of holding (instead of paying 25% of taxes) is a bullish news for me, it could also mean that people that were thinking about sneaking out their early adopter coins now openly sell them via gox which would be bearish. Make of it what you want, for me it's definitely mid term bullish.

Are the coins in escrow? Make sure you make a registered shipping and if you have some reputation, please don't discriminate users in Nigeria. Even if some stolen coins made it to Nigeria, I doubt, bitmit will take care of getting you exactly the coins in escrow, so Bitmit will launder coins for you and you should be golden. So where should be the scam (for you)?
I would love to see Nigeria and all Africa to use Bitcoin. Think about where unbanked people are and think about what people might ignite for bitcoin if bitcoin works for them, so please ship that damn thing and make sure you can convince Bitmit you did, later on.

like "pop to $180/Ƀ"?

how to get to the context-menu (delete key, delete address,...) then? long-press? would make sense.
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Long press is common but 50% of your users will not find the config button if you make it red and occupy 50% of the space, so long press will reach about 5% of the users without watching the how-to videos on youtube. Seriously, I know what I'm talking about. 20% of customers contacting me request features that exist in fluxcards. They just didn't find the context menu even after I added a menu button right in front of their noses. The screen of my app that you use 90% of the time, has a dedicated menu button and people don't press it. (granted it is not the best design for a button but still I thought people assuming it not to be a button, would hit it accidentally anyways)

Yes, pliis.

Whale humping. Some iceberg order bot running amok. Whatever. Time will tell.

Just don't mix wallets and fishy bitcoin apps. I wouldn't go as far as to suggest to have a dedicated phone for your self-compiled and reviewed android wallet yet but this day will come soon. If some minor developer of angry birds can sneak in a 2kB snippet that empties 10,000,000 wallets at a snap, this evil guy will do it. I mean even if he gets caught, he might have a higher cause to do so and the money will never find its way back to the owners.

A bitcoin hater could even send the money to /dev/null
Edit: Wonder what he would get prosecuted for in such a case

Oh I thought you pledged a bounty to attack alt-coins. I'm sure many people are mining them only for the quick profit, so these would attack alt-coins for bounties just as well.

I guess I know why it is the way it is but from a user perspective it is annoying to have a list of "wallets" without balances on them. I wouldn't want to have to hit all of my 20 wallets, hit open, wait for a balance to load from the server, swipe left, scroll down searching for where I was last to find a suiting wallet to pay whatever I'm about to pay now.

Neither do I like that I have to click twice to open a wallet. This should be the default behavior when clicking wallets.
Alternatively add buttons to "update balance", "open", etc.

Labeled addresses should not have the receiving address huge as it is now. Labeling a key should make it smaller and more readable and not bigger.

Maybe when deleting an address, in addition to the warning talked about above, offer to swipe that address to another address.

Maybe allow me to hide or otherwise order addresses. Now the most recent address is the one I have to scroll down most. They should be ordered by either manual order or least recently used/created.

Sorry I lolled Where did she find "a bucket of water" to drown her Android in?

Spinner has its keys only in the internal memory. You would need to root it to access them. Tough luck if the system is encrypted.
Don't through away the phone. Consider it a physical bitcoin

(sorry, I'm in a troll mood)

Yeah actually the king of Bitcoin declared it official just yesterday.

Well then the 0.8.2 doesn't solve any problem. If you don't make the fees scale with the costs, things make no sense. Anybody may include garbage and take a fee or not for that and for all eternity people have to deal with this extra data. We should just assume to have full blocks and miners should include transactions based on the fee in relation to the costs for the network and not in relation to some assumed economic value of that particular transaction.

I'm slightly confused not to see a single mention of colored bitoins in this thread.

Colored bitcoins take one transaction as the genesis transaction of, lets say, a stock. Now the output of this transaction has dust value to you but maybe great value to a stock owner.

A contract like "I hearby declare that this 1,000,000 Satoshis deposited via transaction A in address B represent stocks of my company XY and everybody holding them has the right on dividends and voting" would allow me to run stocks of my company based on what is 0.01Ƀ worth of bitcoins to you but a million stocks to me and my fellows. How can you declare storing these stocks not economical?

I guess this kind of alternative uses for Bitcoin were intended and do good to the overall legitimacy of Bitcoin. Sure, if we not only "destroy the banks" but at the same time "destroy the stock exchanges", the establishment might get slightly mader, so maybe we should keep this bullet for the next round.

Let them take some heat for all the others with less legal backing. This might be the test if the foundation is worth the donations they receive. If they opt for claims that delay a decision on the case for years, they will not get my money for years.

Apparently there are not many mathematicians here. Of course after normalizing the problem there is only 1. People into Finance would call it 100% which is not really much different to saying 1.
For any limited resource that only has speculative value it only matters which share of that resource you hold and what value all of that resource has. That said, people use units of account that relate to their every day transactions which for now for the most people are in the cɃ order of magnitude or mɃ for expressing all you really need to know about the price of any purchasable good. If you move stocks, you will stick to Ƀ or kɃ. MɃ certainly is only interesting for Satoshi himself and maybe one other individual.

Thanx Jan for your feedback. "Annoying dialogs are annoying ;-)" and you have too many of them. Why ask long questions along the way when you can have a form like in spinner? When sending, I want an address field with auto-completion from my labels, a paste clipboard and a qr button like in spinner. I want a "personal notes aka label"field that is optional.

Today I read some very good news:
Mycelium Wallet, the successor of Bitcoin Spinner is in open beta:

"sorry, Iran.."? I have friends with bitcoins in Iran. What are the implications for them?

Ist the server API easy to replicate for the needs of Mycelium? Will such a (boiled down) server also be open source from your team?

I know that with the private keys at hands, there is no vendor lock-in, still it would be cool if you were rather open than closed. It's not your obligation to provide an open source server of course. This will come anyways.

I just sent 2mɃ to the address visible in your market screenshot. Hope you received my test payment. I don't particularly like that I have to enter the address first, as in this particular case I only wanted to see how mɃ work in the send screen. I sent you 2mɃ rather than 1 to make sure I don't send you 1Ƀ for some stupid bug that missed the "m" in mɃ.
Other cases might be that I wait for the other to bring up his QR code and meanwhile enter the amount (and the label for the address to come. Yes, I want to be able to lable in the send screen optionally).

Please elaborate! How do I set up such a server? Does Mycelium connect to regular bitcoin nodes? How many does it connect to by default? How does it bootstrap?
I have 1BTC on my Mycelium Wallet and keys are backed up. I love the speed of this first transaction and playing around and assume this wallet already is faster than the "old" Spinner but should I use this or the other next week on my Bitcoin Conference? Spinner sometimes fails to connect, Mycelium might eat my coins life on stage?