1. *A fully working Keyboard *I even don't care too much at predictive right now. A keyboard that is fast, elegant, usable. No need to repair bugs on this one, it simply does not make it like this. It's not a good design for a phone. *
* 2. *A screen tapping that is responsive* This is the worst usability point I see on this OS. It takes sometimes up to two seconds to respond to a simple tap on the screen. 3. *A clock that works right after install * One that gets the right time from the start, at least if you are connected to internet. Here in Germany I always get an hour less and I have to set it up in system preferences. The Alarm does not work and most people I know use the phone as an alarm clock. 4. *A browser that works* This one is quite important too. The current one works, but is way out of a normal standard usability. Is not responsive, renders inefficiently, maps flicker and most of the links that are javascript based simply don't work. 5. *The whole navigation concept must be rethinked *I don't dislike the left menu. But the whole navigation concept is just not intuitive enough. It's hard to find the new apps. It's hard to get the flip to the left thing to scroll in open Apps. And they are a lot of incompetencies that just collapse, like keyboard with menu, flipping the phone and getting a totally static keyboard that does not work. It's like if the whole thing was not tested by real humans. And I know that is fucking hard to make an OS for a phone. And I respect all the hard work that has been put into this one. But at this point I'm not at all convinced with it. Don't make a phone for Linux experts, make a phone for normal people. I'm not at all an expert on usability and I've just used Android and Ubuntu before. I use it as my main OS for 6 years now. I design UX front-ends but I never studied that, I did only graphic design in the Uni. My comments are only based on my experience, -- *Martin Fasani * *www.fasani.de*
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