I'm now increasingly checking my email from a mobile device, and having an empty inbox is very handy in this case: the built-in email client doesn't thread messages like gmail does, so even having only one conversation in your current inbox can already mean that you've got several screenfuls of emails cluttering up everything.
With your Zero Inbox (or was it 'Inbox Zero'?), if something crops up it is immediately visible as new, and in a nice case of a positive feedback loop you will want to deal with it quickly to get back to that pristine empty inbox.
And of course you have the satisfying blank page when there is no actual mail waiting for you...
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Completely agree! I use gmail on my android phone and am just waiting for an 'add to tasks and archive' button and my life will be complete. Until the next productivity solution comes along...
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