Tektoi

Looxcie (pronounced look-see) is the worlds first wearable bluetooth video recorder.  It records HVGA videos and you can use your android phone to view and edit your videos. 

It stores 4 hours of video and it is always recording.  The user can always grab the last 5 minutes as a clip and then save/upload to the web.  This is great for those hard to capture "life" moments.  You can also use your android phone as a viewfinder to ensure that your videos are level. 

Looxcie specs and features:

Weight
* Weighs less than 28g (1 oz.)

Video
* HVGA video resolution
* 4 GB on-board storage
* f 2.8 lens
* Auto high color and light correction
* 5+ hours video storage
* 4+ hours record time
* MP4 video files

Battery
* Fast-charging 365mAh lithium polymer battery
* UL/CSA-approved power supply

Headset
* Bluetooth Class 2
* Bluetooth V2.1 + EDR
* Hands Free Profile (HFP 1.5)
* Dual silicon MEMS microphones
* DSP-based noise cancellation
* 6+ hours talk time
* Range to 33 feet

USB
* Micro-USB Connector
* USB 2.0 mass storage compatibility

Looxcie is now available for $199 [More Info Here]

Just like you, I love my Droid Incredible.  Even when talks of the Droid X popped up and you were still within your 30 day return policy, you hung in there, like a champ.  Originally launching with inferior software compared to it's cousin the HTC Evo, you practiced patience and you knew that Froyo was right around the corner. 

After all, you liked how the Incredible performed and how it felt in your hand compared to other android devices on Big Red.  But although you were satisfied, thoughts of 720p video recording, Mobile Hotspot Goodness, Voice Actions and everything that 2.2 had to offer had you juiced! 

So I popped in my fully charged spare battery, chilled with the testing and 3 hours later, my other battery was dead.  Still not panicking I put my Incredible to charge.  I came back an hour later and my battery only went up 10%.  That's when I knew that something was wrong.  Froyo #FAIL!!

For the past two weeks this has been the story for many Incredible owners such as myself.

Then a little bit of hope came this morning.  A call from a friend who also owns an Incredible who knows this guy (I'll tell you about him in another post).  This guy told my buddy to uninstall Advanced Task Killer to optimize performance.  His theory is that Froyo doesn't need it and it's probably causing the OS to work harder than it has to. 

With nothing to lose, 24 hours ago, I tried it.  Results?  Success.  Prior to me getting rid of ATK my battery meter told me that Android OS was using 83% of my resources.  Without it after several tests, I averaged 25%.  I checked running services and low and behold, there weren't any apps running without my permission.  Battery life was decent and my charging time decreased. 

Overall, I'm still looking forward to HTC dropping a fix for the other bugs (contacts being erased and other craziness) but right now, I am happy with this fix for my battery issues.  Go on and delete Advanced Task Killer!

@casthompson