-After the 1.05 update,
the old notifications of the App world show on the left corner of the
notification screen

-Blackberry App world
–from time-to-time the upgrade button switches location

-Blackberry App World
needs an UPDATE ALL button

-Blackberry App world
needs to be able to scroll side to side between titles: NEWEST, TOP FREE, TOP
PURCHASED Etc…

-Major CODEC
compatibility (I’d like to see an app that adds codecs too if possible like
K-lite)

-Bridge doesn’t detect media files stored in my phone. It’d be nice if they
added the ability to transfer/copy files back and forth as well.

-Bridge doesn’t
copy/Paste in email

-Can’t see/send sms/mms messages

-Needs Swype

-Universal Search like OS6/7

-Turn-by-Turn voice guided GPS (I’d even be willing to pay for an App that can
save the maps and updates on the PB as well)

-Spell Checker & add to Dictionary option like my phone.

-File managing for my apps and bookmarks. Be able to rename my bookmarks and
arrange them in folders like Windows)

- That “Dot” in Android that easily helps you fix misspelled or
change words.

-Native BBM App

- USB hosting to connect external devices like printers, Digital cameras and
external Hard drives.

-Camera Zoom when using the video camera

Camera needs to shoot pictures quicker- feels sluggish to take pics

-Yahoo Messenger, Skype and OoVoO- what good is the front facing cam if you
can’t put it to good use!

- An App to remember my passwords so I don’t have reenter them every time into
the websites/apps login

-Android Apps as
promised

On a different note- Here’s a few
accessories I’d like to see:
-A Dock that has full size USB, HDMI and possibly SDHC in addition to the
MicroUSB. That way you can actually have better use for it than the rapid
charging one they currently sell.

-a dock that lets you connect multiple devices to the PB via wifi/Bluetooth
such as a printer, camera, or hard drive.

-Car dock for GPS

-Bluetooth Keyboard/mouse

Second, I love the UI and QNX platform. The PlayBook may not be “naturally” intuitive like the iPad, but it doesn’t take long to understand the UI, and after that, it’s very easy to use…fun, actually!

True multitasking is a major plus, thanks to QNX, a highly regarded, real-time operating system.

Third, I require and demand Flash support. Sorry, this is non-negotiable. I’ll be using the PlayBook as my main conduit to the Web, and a heck of a lot of websites are Flash-based, esp. those with embedded Flash/YouTube videos.

Fourth, because the PlayBook is primarily a Web device for me, I don’t need no stinking apps — I’ll be living in the browser most of the time. I can patiently wait for RIM to grow the app store and eventually indulge in a few choice apps.

Fifth, I love the hardware. The PlayBook is well-made, robust, easy to grip, and sleek. I don’t have a problem with the power button (that’s why God created fingernails ).

Sixth, Wi-Fi access is perfectly adequate for me. I do NOT want to fork out more money for a data plan (I don’t even have a cell phone). Web-surfing over a cellular network is too extravagant for me.

Seventh, if the software has minor nits, they’ll be ironed out over time. This is a first-gen product and I’m perfectly willing to give RIM a chance. Isn’t that what software updates are for?

In conclusion, I do not find the PlayBook lacking in any significant way. It will be a very useful and enjoyable tool for me. I can hardly wait…