Comments on: Google I/O: What to Expect, What to Hope For

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By: marstein

marstein — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

This year\’s Google IO attendees already received their Verizon Droid phone (or a Nexus if you were not in the US)

By: dragonwisard

dragonwisard — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

My droid has never frozen up.

By: fableson

fableson — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

@marstein, thanks for the info. I guess they wanted to push out as many iPhones from the ranks as possible before hand! Are you attending?

@dragonwisard: good to hear the droid has been stable for you. The lock ups are very frustrating on the \"flagship phone\"...

By: jojoro

jojoro — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Again, trash – complete.
#1 – For MS Outlook exchange wanted (esp. as the #1 item) in the Linux Magazine requests for android features is pathetic.
#2 – enterprise features – If you were using your google apps account or gmail directly, you do not need to download attachments to view unless you want them, and also, they are magically forwarded to anyone you choose. I\’ve enjoyed this feature even on the desktop, since I don\’t have to use a thick client POP/IMAP application to do the same there.

By: whitemice

whitemice — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

@jojoro

Seriously? You need a reality check,

#1 - You criticize him for wanting to sync his device with a proprietary client on a proprietary platform [at least that is what is assumed since you are implying it is ironic to want that on \"Linux Magazine\"].
#2 - You suggest the solution is to use an ENTIRELY CLOSED AND PROPRIETARY SINGLE VENDOR as the solution.

It thought it was about Open technology, and not Microsoft-bad-Google-good. Either someone believes Open solutions are superior and better protect the user and his investment [in dollars, resources, and data] or one *sells* proprietary solutions. Google is a proprietary solution - and more so that Microsoft. I can at least install my own instance of M$-Exchange and run it for as long as I like. Can you install your own gmail server?

And the \"thick\" IMAP/POP\" client installed by default on Android must be deliberately lame. It is terrible for a 21st century mail client. Install K-9 mail from the marketplace and see that it doesn\'t have to be so - one can have a good \"thick\" [and Open Source!] mail client using standard protocols on the Android.

By: dantrevino

dantrevino — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

@whitemice its about open standards. I\'m not sure the minimal documentation of mapi that was forced by the EU qualifies.

Quite frankly I\'m not sure what \"outlook sync\" means. PST files? Or maybe what the author means is really \"exchange activesync\" (EAS). Or \"exchange calendar sync\". Or maybe \"exchange scheduling\".

In any case, is it in Google\'s strategic interest to propagate the status quo? I doubt it. Instead, why not ask Microsoft to open and fully document their protocols?

Personally, I have to use Exchange at work and I\'m not really missing anything thats not already available on the N1. Contacts, mail, and meetings all show up. The only thing missing is the ability to schedule a meeting and browse the GAB for resources and availability. However, I have yet to be in a situation where I\'m urgently needing to book a meeting room from my mobile phone.

I guess if you really really really need to book a meeting room from your phone, or browse the 10000 person global address book, then I can understand the complaint.

By: barryp3403

barryp3403 — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Wow, the one additional thing I would like in Froyo is better bluetooth compatibility.

My Droid works well for me except many bluetooth devices can\'t communicate properly with it. I used to have a Motorola e815 flip phone. I wish my Droid was as good a phone as that was from the bluetooth point of view.

Of course, it is hard to give up a smartphone and go back to a dumbphone but, when driving and finding my in car bluetooth (factory installed 2007 Nissan Maxima) doesn\'t work well when it did with the e815 is a bummer.

By: barryp3403

barryp3403 — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Wow, the one additional thing I would like in Froyo is better bluetooth compatibility.

By: fableson

fableson — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Thanks for all of your feedback.

I think one of the dangers people can easily fall into is replacing one form of prejudice with another. The open source community is fantastic -- awesome stuff has been done and will continue to be done. But we need to be careful to ignore items that have been successful in the marketplace -- we do so at our own peril. iPhone has made great strides not only because of the \"app store\", but also because they have not ignored the enterprise market AND they have made the desktop sync experience basically a no-brainer.

To address specific remarks here:

@jojoro : The world consists of things beyond Google. Sorry if that bothers you.

@whitemice: thanks for weighing in

@dantrevino: I run a small business that has a software package that integrates very tightly with MS Exchange -- so leaving Exchange for the near future is not an option; and it is so ubiquitous in the marketplace that ignoring it is foolish. I am often out of the office meeting with people, setting appointments. I need real-time calendar sync. I could live with double-entering contacts, but not calendar. If I cannot immediately schedule something on my mobile device I may as well carry a daytimer notebook. At least I would save the $30 data fee every month that way.

@barryp3403: one bluetooth feature I miss from my BB is the ability to prevent the hands-free device from initiating a call. I have been guilty of \"pocket dialing\" because the button on the hands-free was pressed while in my pocket or backpack since I have moved to the Nexus One.

Frank