First impressions... There's still a long, long way to go

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I'm a very experienced (and still heavy user) of Windows Mobile (not Windows Phone). The Playbook is my first Blackberry and I have been using it for 2 weeks now. I believe both the hardware and OS have much potential but currently feel the latter has still much to progress. This is a list of my opinions and ideas of the experience so far.
#Playbook#
#Pros:
1- Good hardware, small form factor, clean and stylish design.
2- The upcoming Android support is a blessing (a much needed boost in app availability).
#Cons:
1- The lack of available "native" apps is dire:
    1.1- Extremely low freeware availability (many apps free under other platforms are paid in the Playbook... many don't exist).
    1.2- Good apps are scarce (even among the paid ones... most are just adapted web pages).
2- No customization (besides wallpaper and icon position).
3- The OS and bundled apps are still very immature.
#Improvements (OS and bundled software):
The lack of native email client and calendar / agenda were near the top of the list. But I see these are to be included in version 2 of QNX.
1- General:
    1.1- Predictive text is helpful (when done right) for instance in foreign languages (by replacing typed common chars with the correct uncommon ones... saves a lot of time especially considering how these are input).
    1.2- Custom dictionary (a must... I'm a doctor and the vocabulary is very specific).
    1.3- Swipe frame to scroll pages
    1.4- Put volume control in top bar.
    1.5- Add USB host feature so one can transfer files to / from any PC (because most I come across don't have Blackberry Device Manager).
    1.6- Add a real file manager is a must (a app based approach instead of a file based one is counter productive).
    1.7- Add a painting app. It would be a very nice inbuilt feature.
    1.8- Support more ebook formats (at least epub... chm would be nice)
2- Desktop:
    2.1- Rename, create, delete, move tabs.
    2.2- Cut, copy, paste, rename , create, delete, change image of shortcuts
     2.3- Widgets (especially feed readers and post-its)
3- Alarm clock
    3.1- Set music from file
    3.2- Multiple alarms set at the same time (for instance I have different wake up times depending o the day of the week... it's frustrating having to set different hours every day instead of having multiple recurrent hours set).
4- Office apps in need of much improvement (it's feasible... SoftMaker Office was a killer suit under the old Windows Mobile / CE):
    4.1- General:
        a) Select file type in first save and in "Save as" menu
        b) Allow multiple open files at once (to easily consult and copy text... because I may or may not want to save changes in the midst of editing).
    4.2- Word to Go:
        a) Support for txt, rtf and odt
        b) Ability to search
        c) Create indentation (tab)
        d) Create bullets
          e) Create tables (at least import from spreadsheets)
        f) Import images
    4.3- Sheet to Go (at least as good as Bye Design Spread32...):
        a) Support csv, ods
        b) Ability to search
        c) Insert columns / rows
        d) Copy / cut / paste entire columns / rows
        e)  Predictive /automatic cell completion (based on values that already exist in the same column / row )
        f) Spellchecking text in cells
        g) Formulas, commands, macros
        h) Graphs
        i) Keyboard doesn't automatically pop-up when a cell is selected (must select textbox in the upper screen)
        j) If for any reason you abandon the input box the text will be lost
    4.4- Slideshow to Go:
        a) Support odp
        b) Ability to search
        c) Create and edit presentations
6- Adobe Reader (I direly need points 1, 2 and 3... 4 and especially 5 would be very welcome):
    6.1- Ability to search
    6.2- Jump page by number
    6.3-  Bookmark features
    6.4- Text selection / copy
    6.5-  Highlight and annotation
    6.6-  Fill forms    
7- Web browser:
    7.1- Open offline pages and swf files.
    7.2- Keep audio and video streaming while viewing a different tab.
    7.3- Better bookmark management (folders for different groups).
    7.4- Option to translate page or highlighted text.
    7.5- Powerful tab and session management (like Firefox TabMixPlus)
    7.6- Powerful download option (build download galleries, download embedded videos / musics... basically Firefox Flashgot and DownThemAll)
    7.7- Adblocking (a must when the screen is such a valuable real estate) and  Privacy /anonimity. FF ABPlus and Ghostery
    7.8- Form text recovery (like Firefox Lazarus)
    7.9- New email notifier (like Firefox Webmail Notifier... unless you already addressed this with an indicator in the desktop top bar now that you added a native email client)
8 - BB App World:
    8.1- Connection to server falls often
    8.2- Can't uninstall apps if disconnected from the web
    8.3- Can't remove apps from the installed app history (it becomes cluttered very fast)
    8.4- Can't filter free and paid apps in searches
    8.5- In general more limited than web version
9- Movie player (like a very tweaked version of the OSS PDA champion TCPMP... something in the lines of VLC):
     9.1 - A wider format list support :
        a) Videos: flv, mkv, rmvb, mov, mpeg, 3gp (and variants)
        b) Audio: flac, ogg, mid
        c) Subtitles: srt
    9.2 - More playback options (slower or faster replay)
    9.3- Stream media
#PC software# Device Manager, BB Desktop, App World plugins for WIndows
1- Too many processes running (terminate all unnecessary ones on device unplug... help not bloating Windows).
2- No BB App World in BB Desktop (why use the browser if we still need to install plugins... might aswell make a shell for mshtml).
3- Application management (backup / restore, uninstall).
4- Install applications from outside the appstore (backups in the pc... else must download everything after factory reset... and possibly major updates right).
After trying them all I kept just the essential Device Manager (needed to connect to my PC).
#Accessories# suggestions
1- USB 4G dongle (because Bluetooth 2.0 speed is just lousy and I believe most owners would buy it... I would).
2- Dock with hdmi and usb connector.
3- USB adapter to connect pendrives to the device (coupled with needed usb drivers update in the OS).
4- Thin (maybe attachable) keyboard  (like the one of the old HTC Advantage). Saw videos of a prototype (?) at Crackberry (which in my low experience feels like one of the major BB community) but besides looking bulky the current kickstand concept would render the user unable to place it over the lap if needed (in a train for instance).
Currently it doesn't match my needs (comes in handy sometimes but it's still not a suitable full replacement for my 4 year old PDA). Hope this changes soon. RIM has a reputation of being a firm that produces devices for professionals and that's what I'm hoping for.
Hope my oppinion don't pass as aggresive (it's just what I honestly think). Sorry for any mistakes but I'm new to the platform and company (as for grammar and typos English isn't my native language).

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3.2 you can make multiple clocks, each clock can have a different alarm.