CR-200 Car Wireless Charger Issues

Hi,
I am a proud owner of the new CR-200 wireless car charger for my Lumia 920.
There are three issues I would like to highlight.
Why does the suction cup on the holder have GLUE on it?
This means I am forced to permantly leave the holder stuck to the mounting plate. It also makes it impossible to place the holder on the windscreen in different cars which is my prefered postion as opposed to the dashboard.
I thought the whole point of the holder was that you could detach it and store it out of sight. Although you can remove the holder from the mounting plate the glue residue on the suction cap means it will attract dust and fluff rendering it useless over time.
Incorrect weather location is shown on the CR-200 App
I live in UK Twickenham however the app insists on displaying weather for USA Twickenham despite having auto location enabled!
Unable to pin Company Contacts to the Quick Call list in the CR-200 App
I have a number of Company contacts in my contact list. I use the 'Company Name' field for naming them, therefore the 'First Name' and 'Surname' fields are blank.
I have discovered you are unable to pin contacts to the quick call screen if the First and Surname is blank.

I can''t believe it... I've spent a year growling about the gluey suction cup on the expensive phone cradle.  Luckily I have been happy to leave it in one place on the window of the car... until.... it was really hot a few weeks ago and the cradle was in the direct sunlight for a few days.  The glue seems to have degraded and it started to slide down the window.  Finally managed to get it detatched and the window cleaned up with some nail varnish remover, reapplied sucker, but same thing happened again.  Have just read about the plastic film backing on the glue not being for disposal !!
Why couldn't they use a normal suction cup?  Or at least explain in the instructions?!?  I've fashioned a replacement with a cut out from a freezer bag... we'll see how it goes!!

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