This is a list of things I want for my iPod Touch. By no means is it complete. Feel free to tell me your personal wants and needs and desires for the Touch in the comment section. They may even be wants and needs that I want and need, but I've forgotten for the moment that I want and need them.
- Cut, copy and paste.
A pretty obvious necessity, and I'm frankly surprised it wasn't included before now. In fact fact and to the point point, without it, making this list is rather more difficult than I imagined it would be. - A keyboard.
I love multi-touch, and think it's the greatest thing since coverflow, but typing on the Touch is slow, and if I had an optional keyboard... something likely built buy Apple, it would be an even more useful device. - More stability.
Yes, some of the Touch applications tend to crash, and though it doesn't mean I'm going to send my Touch walking, it's annoying when I'm surfing and the music app crashes, and it's unproductive when I'm entering text and Safari crashes. Both have happened to me. More than once. (update I was just now able to update my touch software to 1.1.3 [after much difficulty], but haven't had a change to test it for stability... will let y'all know if it ends up not crashing.) - More apps.
Of course. And real applications (not the sucky web apps that Apple is pretending are useful. And not just Apple apps, but apps by other developers.At the bare minimum? I want mail. I mean, it simply doesn't make an sense for me to have a wifi device running nearly the same OS as the iPhone and not have mail. My Touch would be three times as useful with a Mail app. At least. And would give me the ability to write mail even when I don't have a wifi connection. Because now I have to be connected to wifi to access my webmail. And my webmail kind of sucks. So mail on the Touch kind of sucks. And I don't want anything on the Touch to suck. So mail. For less suckage.(Thanks for the mail app.... but twenty bucks? Eeks. That's annoying.
That's all for now. More to come...
