I totally agree. Not only is Sense trying to create a different Android environment (visually), it's also not really useful most of the time. I heard that this

I totally agree. Not only is Sense trying to create a different Android environment (visually), it's also not really useful most of the time. I heard that this improved a lot in the last versions (my last Sense phone was a HTC Hero and no, I'll certainly won't buy from them again). My brother is satisfied. Still - this adds to the fragmentation. Trying to make it available (in a poor form imo, with these code drops) is just a try to strengthen the self-made split in the Android UI world. "Please use this SDK to support our branding". What?