http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/test.mytrezor.com

"It's just you. http://test.mytrezor.com is up."

Reposting from reddit: https://github.com/hiviah/TrezorPass
You can use Trezor as password manager. A step towards using the Trezor for logging into online services.

wow this sounds really promising! Slush, any feedback on this?
Do you know the developers?

I don't care if they are disposable and made from recycled cardboard. I want to see someone make these cheap.

In time it will come. The hardware is already cheap. On my receipt it said like 15 or 20 dollars for the trezor and 90 or 95 dollars (or something similar) for "security services". I think its fair. I do hope however hope that they will gradually start lowering the prices. Some people like myself were excited enough about this project to spend >100 dollars and they captured people like me. I paid it. But there are many people out there who are excited but not >100 dollars excited. If they start lowering their prices maybe 10 or 20 dollars at a time, they will be able to capture the people who are excited but not as excited as me. Once they saturate the market for people who are willing to pay >100 dollars they will find themselves in the situation of choosing between no profit or less profit. I'm sure they will chose the latter.

I have never used multibit before, but I was planning on trying it out, once they added trezor support.   With my trezor, I have basically been just using the web wallet that comes with it.   It gives me enough functionality without confusing me with too much extra stuff.   I like the ability to be able to just log onto the web page to see balances as a watch only page (until you plug in the trezor)

An electrum public release can't be far away.
https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/734902.0

https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/122438.msg8594191#msg8594191

This is all true, but such discussion belongs to the the forum of respective software users like. I believe that the Trezor devs did provide Pi shields to Multibit devs one year ago and they still decided to postpone the support to MBHD which seems to never happen. There is not much more we can solve here... The device is out there and if Multibit still does not want to provide support for thousands of users who have it, they will loose those users.

And frankly, if you have BIP32 implemented (which I highly recomment for *all* wallets) then supporting Trezor is not that hard.

For smartphone spending, I use Mycelium, which is quite well thought out.  For saving, I love my Trezor as is (with mytrezor.com), and will absolutely buy another one as a backup.  However, I still think I need some serious time and regular use to feel comfortable to get rid of paper wallets, and go all-in with the Trezor.  I can see that happening, but just not yet.  With paper wallets, I know that I am in complete control, and that gives me comfort.