I have had my HTC desire for about 2 months now. I am really happy with it so far but there are a few niggles that I hope HTC will resolve in the 2.2 or future upgrades.
Video playback
• Pressing the lock screen during video playback should lock the screen with the video playing so that it does not accept touch input.
• Include DivX and XVid support as I am so sick of converting all my movies to MP4s. The Samsung Galaxy S comes standard with this functionality.
Camera
• Include 720p video recording so that I can show off to my mates, and it would bring it in par with the Iphone4.
• Increase the shutter speed, I find it difficult taking snaps of my 4 year old.
Alarm Clock
• Active the alarm even when the phone is turned off. Symbian has had this functionality since year dot.
• Play the alarm sound through the speaker even if the ear phones are plugged in.
• Have a separate setting for the alarm sound level, so if the phone is left on silent the alarm still rings.
Shortcuts to apps & Settings
• Include the ability to add shortcuts using find.
FM Radio
• Re-develop the FM Radio so that it actually works.
Scenes
• Include a settings on the scenes so that they can be activated at a certain time, or by the phones location – so when I am at work I could automatically have my “work scene” and when I am in the car driving home, I could have my “In the car scene” etc….
Sense UI
• As good as the sense UI may be, Give us the option to turn it off and only have the stock Android running – this would future proof the Desire for when Android 3.0 (Gingerbread) is released.
Start-up
• Decrease the time it takes to start the phone up.
• Get rid of the annoying start up tone or it least turn the volume down- It’s kind of ironic having the really loud tone then the HTC, quietly brilliant written on the screen.
To all you Desire users; please add to the list in the comments below.
Friday 16 July 2010
What should be in the HTC Desire Android 2.2 (Froyo) and future upgrades
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Android 2.2,
Froyo,
Galaxy S,
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