Likes:
-Openness of platform (especially that I can easily install my own
applications - not only from 1 heavily monitored store)
-Variety of applications available for the phone (there are some real
innovative ideas emerging)
-Extra Camera functionality (especially the barcode reading
functionality).
-Size, and form factor.  I love the keyboard, big screen, and think
the phone is small enough to fit in my pocket comfortably.
-Durable screen
-Internet integration (including  GMail and GCalendar);  This is the
first phone I have ever had that sync's well with the world.

Dislikes
-Becomes sluggish at times, requiring frequent reboots.
-GPS reliability (my phone is very unreliable when it comes to
location-based services).
-Camera isn't very good (doesn't take great pictures even in good
light, with a perfectly still hand)
-Integration with non-Gmail email providers (the email app is awful
when trying to use other services - YMail, etc)

Things I want
-A2DP
-sudo (or some kind of extra access so I can kill rogue applications,
or look a little deeper into the system - especially the data folder).
-G2, or G3, or G4 (next android phones which will be faster and more
polished and even better)
-Peace in the Middle East


On Feb 8, 3:06 am, Al Sutton <[email protected]> wrote:
> and a thought based user interface.........
>
> Seriously though, lets talk about the next iteration of 'phones, not 20
> or 30 iterations down the line, that way any OEMs who subscribe can get
> an idea of what they should be including in order to please the users.
>
> Al.
>
>
>
> gjs wrote:
> > and waterproof to 15m ;-)
>
> > On Feb 8, 12:32 pm, gjs <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >> Hi,
>
> >> I'll answer this more along the lines of what I would like the g1/
> >> android to become -
>
> >> 8mp camera with good optics and zenon flash
> >> hd video recording
> >> 800 x 480 multitouch widescreen sunlight readable display( or better )
> >> accelerometer, air pressure, compass, gps, humidity, pitch, proximity,
> >> roll, and thermometer sensors
> >> sd card application support
> >> 32 gb internal memory or more
> >> dual cpu 1ghz
> >> long battery life
> >> two or more cameras
> >> root access
>
> >> I know this is pie in the sky at this time, but hey the G1 is called
> >> the Dream here in OZ so that's what I'm doing :-)
>
> >> Regards
>
> >> On Feb 7, 7:22 am, Ed <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >>> Likes:
>
> >>> -Amazing potential
> >>> -More open model in almost every category than Apple's
> >>> -As a rooted phone, it's incredibly flexible and addresses many of the
> >>> dislikes already mentioned (tethering, cannot terminate applications,
> >>> installing apps to SD, etc) as well as some I list below*
>
> >>> Adding on to the list of dislikes:
>
> >>> -apps required for basic workarounds (screen timeout during phone
> >>> calls, etc)
> >>> -can't change desktop icons, widgets, menus, etc*
> >>> -no task manager*
> >>> -no multitouch*
> >>> -no autorotation feature*
> >>> -physically not as attractive as some other phones
> >>> -sluggish responsiveness at various times
>
> >>> On a final note, RC33 seems to be a bit snappier than the previous
> >>> versions. I hope this is not just an illusion.
>
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