Android’s Flaws Revealed By User Enhancement Requests On Google Code
Because Android is an open sourced operating system there’s also a conveniently open 2,655 suggestion que maintained on Google Code. Here users can enter (and vote on) enhancements they’d like to see in future Android releases. What’s revealing about this list is that while it’s there for a common good – to improve the product – it also reveals missing functionality in Android that might be of concern to a new buyer. For example here are the top 10 things that users have voted as being needed in Android along with the number of users who seconded or starred the suggestion (meaning they also would like to see the feature added). This is also a great list to check to see if another Android user is experiencing the same problem – such as Gmail notifications only occurring on the first new incoming email.
RFE: Support install of apps on SD cards (763 votes)
[VoiceDial] Voice confirmation for Voice Dialer (569 votes)
Support for ActiveSync provisioning protocol (532 votes)
Feature req: support WPA2-Enterprise with EAP extensions (497 votes)
[VoiceDial] Bluetooth “voice dial” event doesn’t launch Voice Dialer (399 votes)
I hope Android will implement and support the USB host feature (370 votes)
Feature Request: “pure” ipsec vpn client (cisco-compatible) (321 votes)
FLAC file support enhancement request (278 votes)
Contact Record to Contain Birthday & Anniversary Date Fields w/Calendar Integration (272 votes)
Google Docs should be supported on Android (262 votes)
Read the full list: Google Code – Android Enhancement Suggestions
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