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It's a minor thing. You shouldn't have to restart it often. Then again, the same could be said of a Mac.

I'd rather them work to make it a decent phone. It's good for just about everything except making calls. Even on the rare occasion I get a decent ATT signal, the call quality is horrible. It constantly cuts in and out and I can barely hear the other person even if I crank up the volume. Hearing the other person can be a challenge as well. My crappy RAZR on Sprint sounded much better.

I'd be OK with them adding Flash, but only if Adobe busts ass to make it less of a resource hog and less bloated.

I still tether the $hit out of my iPhone, and I'd prefer no startup tone. I like phones that are quiet when they are doing lame things like being turned on or off. AT&T gives me pretty good signal, but I live in a huge city. I'd rather have an unlocked iPhone.

Apple can and should make the calendar app much more robust with features but for some reason refuse to do so. Would it be so difficult to allow unfinished events to be floated to the next day as opposed to repeated? If so (it is so hard), then all Apple has to do is let 3rd party apps integrade with iCal so that these apps can sync directly to iCal (or Touch/iPhone). As it stands now, one must 1st sync your Touch to iCal, then to google, then back to the alternative calendar app from google. This is messy enough, not to mention it completely does not work for me at all meaning my iCal never get transfered to google. The only thing that makes it is my two alarmed events (to pick up my son Wed/Thurs) which gets e-mailed to me annoyingly enough on these days. But I look at my google calendar and it is blank (besides these two reminders). I've tried everything to make this work and it just doesn't (for me). Palm allowed this to happen with the best calendar app I've ever used - dateBK. An app like this is much needed.