Brainstorm

A typical use-case for email clients is to order emails from newest (at the top) to oldest (at the bottom). Modest allows emails to be ordered this way as well. But, if you scroll to an older email (further down the list than the newest email), read an email, and then tap the delete button, the next email that loads is an even older email (i.e., the one that is below the one that was just read). Likewise, tapping the left arrow button in an email View (which users might normally presume would take them "back," actually takes them forward; using the right arrow button, takes them back. This functionality seems backwards (and, therefore, broken).

Currently Fremantle has no access to common popular IM protocols, despite having an integrated SMS/IM "conversations" area.  The few protocols that are there are widly unused, while popular protocols (like YahooIM, AIM, ICQ, and others) are unavailable.

The Tags you can add to Images are stored in the Imagefiles itself. Actually, that causes, every changes on the Tagcloud the timestamp of the file is updated on the filesystem.

Listening to music on the N900 is a good experience: system is smart enough to pause playback when a call comes in and restart it once it ends plus there is no need to don the headset since you already have it on.

No such luck with a secondary phone, for example the office mobile: all stopping/starting/changing must be handled manually by the user.

It would be nice to have the N900 act as a switchboard of sorts.

Talk thread here

It will be great to have Recovery mode for n900. This mode should be similar to most Linux destributives. It is actual at least this question was asked on forum 3 times in last 2 days. Errors in some files (for example "/etc/event.d/rcS-late") can brick device. Even users know where is error, they cannot fix it. Thread for discussion can be used this: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=450655

Additionally this mode could be usefull for perform fsck on unmounted /home partition