Some things the Xphone II needs.

Actually, it's something the OS needs. I have no idea if Windows Mobile 5.0 has these features but some of them are sorely lacking from my Xphone II so they damn well better have them in Mobile 5.0

• A way to auto-disconnect GPRS. It's just plain a pain in the bum to have to stop using Internet Explorer or MSN or whatever, go to Home, hold the Home key until the menu comes up with the option to disconnect GPRS, open the Task Manager, kill IT properly. Am I alone in thinking four-year-olds "structured" this?
• Something akin to Alt-Tab. It's a serious pain in the ass alternating between apps and needs to be made more efficient.
• An option to auto-kill apps. Again, am I really alone in wondering if adults really programmed this thing?
• Built in note/scratchpad.I know I've said this before and I know I can shell out some money for an app that does it but why was it not included?
• A more intelligent call history.Do you guys at Microsoft even LOOK at the competition? Here's a suggestion, Redmond: try using a Nokia phone sometime. In this case, have a look how Nokia manages call history. You know what? I'm not even gonna charge for this sublime piece of consultancy. Nope, that's an invaluable freebie right there. Happy New Year.

Yes I KNOW I can hack this thing to pieces and restructure everything so it does what I want, how I want but are my requirements really so specialised that I should have to hack it? If not straight out-of-the-box, these things should be more easily confuigurable.

And don't tell me, "But it DOES that already!" because that's another thing: THE DOCUMENTATION SUCKS.