Palm, Have a request if you can add the option on webOS 1.4, PLEASE!

Please add a simple feature.. well two.
1) Please allow us to turn off auto-dim. I want my screen on my Pixi to be full blast. You give us these wonderful high-res screens, and they can only be used to their fullest potential during bright lights? Nooo, I want to use 100% brightness (no dimming) all the time. Just give us the option to do so.
2) As an option or whatever, if we put AIM/Yahoo/Gmail accounts on our phone, don't let the contacts show up in the Contacts app. Give us the option to go into the list, and link the contact to the username they own. I have several hundred contacts on yahoo, and I had to create a seperate name with people who sign on all the time just so I didn't have a billion contacts in the contact app.
I'm sure these things aren't hard to impliment. It would be so greatly appreciated if you could do this. It's been talked a lot over at PreCentral.net.
Thanks!
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