Creating playlists on Android is quite cumbersome.  I found a blog post with some quick steps on creating the playlist, and it works great on my mac!

Here’s how:

1) Plug in the phone
2) Open a terminal window, and navigate to the folder containing the audio you would like to make a playlist.
3) Type the following command (replace .mp3 with the format of your audio files):

find ./ -name “*.mp3″ >> myplaylist.m3u

4) Unmount the drive and unplug the phone.
5) The playlist will now show up under the playlists tab in the Music player app on the Android device.

If I want to modify the order of the audio in the playlist, I just connect the phone and edit the playlist file directly. No more messing with the playlist using the phone UI.

Windows users, check out the instructions mentioned in the blog linked above.

There are many uses for the canned messages feature found in the labs. I use them for client-related documents and signatures, but a question I have is: can I setup a filter to send a canned response from one of the accounts I have plugged into gmail? If you know how or have another solution/work around, please let me know!