@osli I appreciate the effort you're making to point out issues with the phone in the hopes that someone at Google is reading the forum.
I love my Sprint HTC Hero. My wife has an iPhone and I have to say... the iPhone is still a more stable platform. My Hero still has a lot of rough edges that I hope will get smoothed out in the updates. In the hopes that Google or HTC are taking note:
1. Yeah, the weather widget is crap. It's 11PM and the widget shows that it's sunny. I finally dumped it for The Weather Channel widget.
2. On occasion the interface lags and it's annoying. I assume it's because there is too much running in the background so I use a task killer to clean things out, then the phone is more responsive. I like the ability to manage what runs on the phone (double plus good) but why can't the OS give more priority to the UI?
3. Sometimes the phone interprets a single home hard-button click as a long click, resulting in the keyboard popping up. I'm sorry, did I say "sometimes." I meant "often."
4. If I stand in 5 feet in front of my wireless AP at home I still only get 3 bars in the wifi indicator on the Hero. If I walk 20 feet away I lose the signal. Same problem doesn't happen on the iPhone or laptops.
5. Would be nice if Google gave the user the option to allow apps to autostart on boot. Every developer out there thinks their app is important enough to launch upon boot so I need go in and kill them all every time I restart the phone.
6. HTC Sense UI has to reload sometimes. I assume it's because the app/s I'm using is taking up too much RAM and the Android OS decided it would be fun to kill the Sense UI to free up memory. Since it takes 40 seconds for the UI to reload it suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuucks.
Don't get me wrong. I wouldn't use the iPhone if AT&T was giving them away for free. I love the potential in the Android OS. But that doesn't make it perfect.