Brainstorm

In Maemo 5, cellular data statistics (transmitted and received) are hidden away deep. Users must go through the following to find their usage information:

Considering that Maemo already has got some traction with people all around the world, it might be a good idea to promote it further by selling Maemo Merchandise. This would also satisfy Maemo's fans/well-wishers in getting those t-shirt which they only currently dream of :)

The Maemo Merchandise Store (MMS) can start with the regular common stuff like T-shirts, tea/coffee mugs, water bottles, usb drives, caps, stickers, etc.

This can be done either by Nokia or by someone interested (or experienced in this stuff) from the community. Either may choose to do this for a reasonable profit too.

Throw in your votes if you think this is well-worth it. Enough votes might actually turn this into reality!

EDIT: Interesting discussion and any possible doubts on licensing issues clarified here: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=358341#post358341 (Thanks @Texrat)

Google calendar is a very popular calendar service and I think it 
should be supported on the Calendar application for better and 
complete user experience. 

It seems that you can sync google calendar using Mail for 
Exchange, but this support is limited. The limited support of 
Google calendars in MfE will only allow synchronizing the first 
calendar in your google calendars.  Consider how limiting this is 
in this example:

Let's say you have two calendars, a personal calendar and a 
business calendar. With existing support, you can only 
synchronize personal calendar and not the business calendar.

It makes the transparent syncing of Android very attractive in
 comparison.

The SEND button in Modest, in Fremantle, is inside the scrollable area of the mail view.

This means that the button will scroll up as you type more text in your reply and you've got to scroll all the way up to reach it and tap it to send.

I think this is annoying.

sometimes a tmo thread gets immensely popular, and before you know it has hundreds of posts. the thread subject might be interesting, but reading all posts could be too time-consuming. how can added value be extracted from excessively long tmo threads?

for example, due to the high volume of posts in popular threads, quite often people post questions that have already been answered in the very same thread.

tmo discussion here