Editorial: Ten things I hate about Android!

In the coming days you will hear a lot about Android, and maybe even more than usual, not only on our channels, but also on TV and newspapers that usually does not spend some great space: power of the Mobile World Congress. Probably they also say a great feel good and that's why before you dive into that in Barcelona we wanted to instead look at what we do not like the green robot on a journey halfway between the serious and the facetious, that will lead us to reveal the 10 things we hate to Android.
This is not necessarily the basic functions, but this is not reason to "discount" means a system that defines mature should not leave too much to chance, must be consistent, usable and generally uniform. 'Nuff said, and then off to the criticism:

    Every time someone indulges in Gmail with emoticons, including the online version is packed, the client on Android as it is displayed (unnecessary) attachments, even in recent releases of the app, and this applies generally to all images included in the message body. Needless to mention that the mobile version lacks any option for the insertion of emoticons and the like.

•     The notification bar is undoubtedly a very useful and practical, but because it is so static? Android "stock" does not have any way to customize it (the speech thus outside the custom ROM), making it in fact incomplete, meaning he could be much more functional than it is now with any degree of customization.
•     Vibration, ring, silence: even Ice Cream Sandwich is not having much to say regarding audio profiles. And while it is true that there are many in the Market app that try to compensate for this deficiency (often paid) really be considered an extra profile management in a modern smartphone?
•     The gallery of Android 4 is certainly a big step forward compared to the past, but wanting to be evil could we turn the nail on the head saying that it took quite a while '. Apart from this it is not app still reactive and "stylish" (Go thru the term unprofessional, only in this case) as those of the competition.
•     Android is definitely "smart", definitely not "phone". The phone keypad is limited to dial, but does not start automatically search the directory and the latter, as well as Ice Cream Sandwich treated in previous versions, it allows you to search through all the extra fields in a contact can be fitted, with the result that if you do not remember the name and surname is not always easy to find the person you would like.
•     The personality stock Android interface has always been rather weak, with the partial exception of the theme of Holo Ice Cream Sandwich, so that, for example, with previous versions of the OS would start in a few change the default launcher, but now that Nova is Apex are heavily based on the original. This does not mean however that there are still major room for improvement.
•     The phone application is treated exactly like any other rather than having a much higher priority: boredom is twofold because some devices are under-performing will be penalized for incoming calls while they are running different applications (ring uncertain lag in response, etc..), the other may very well happen to receive an SMS in the middle of a conversation, with the result of a gable rompervi if the volume is too high, or if you were using the navigator does not expect that the metallic voice- help you stop just because you're on the phone.
•     We agree that with a Market with more than 400000 active applications there is little to complain about on that front, but how come there is still a useless calculator like the one installed by default? Right for the most trivial calculations may be okay, but not Play around with them too because they may overheat.
•     Why can not you use a smartphone as an alarm clock? It 's ironic that a device able to offer you the moon (figuratively, of course) can not handle a simple function like this unless you leave it on (maybe in airplane mode to avoid trouble).
•     USB tethering is a great thing, but why not implement the reverse, ie the sharing of the connection of the PC on Android? Possible that the only way to download large amounts of data from the Internet or connect to a Wi-Fi? A similar function was also present in Windows Mobile 5 (or maybe it was 6?), We're not talking about science fiction.

And that's it. Serious bug? Distractions forgivable? Blame the exponential growth of the operating system? Maybe yes to all three questions, but leave the judgment about you, provided you tell us what "hate" more than Android!