Hi OldPalmUser, to answer your question.
2. UNIVERSAL CUT/COPY & PASTE
The ability to copy an address or sentence out of a text message or email, (not the entire message, only the portion you need) and paste it into a contact, or paste it into a memo or task field, or it into Google maps. Or Copy part of a to-do list item and paste it into a spreadsheet, or copy a value out of a spreadsheet cell and paste it into an email etc.
Answer: Most of the current Android phones have the above features built in. Not sure which Android phone that you currently have. If you want to copy/paste within an app or option, what you need to do is long-press on the info you are trying to cut/copy. Then do the same thing where you are trying to paste. It should work, although, it's not straight forward.
Hi OldPalmUser, to answer your question.
Answer: I'm currently using this app - Gsyncit, to sync all of my contacts, calendar, & To-Do List on my HTC Droid Eris phone with my desktop MS Outlook app, wirelessly/real-time, I might add. Check it out at gSyncit - Microsoft Outlook / Google Sync to see if it is what you are looking for. It costs very little, but, works flawlessly once setup/config. At least for what I needed it for.
An app that provides hundreds of cool-*** icons and does not require any other apps in order to use them.
Skype is available. It came pre-loaded on my Fascinate.Skype!
No, Verizon loads a piece of bunkware on the phone called Skype, but it's not, it doesn't realy make wifi calls over the internet, it just uses the phone to make regular phone calls, it just let's people think they are using skype. You cannot use it, for instance, to make a wifi internet call from regions or countries where you don't have regular Verizon phone service, so what good is it. It serves no useful purpose.thanks
But correct me if i'm wrong,but i think skype is only available for verizon phones.
An app that provides hundreds of cool-*** icons and does not require any other apps in order to use them.
An app that combines a wallet (credit card numbers safely encripted) with a vault for pix, videos, texts an emails plus an app lock.
i have a good one. how about an all in one contacting app. Something that could incorporate texting, emails, facebook, twitter, gtalk, etc (you get the idea). not all of the communication apps but the more popular and most used. if i had an all in one thing like that and it would give me notifications so that one i clicked on it the app would open and i would have all of my messages from different sources it would be amazing.
#3, hit Companionlink's site. I use my old Palm Desktop and sync to my Droid directly. No clouds. Lots of choices, they're the best.
One more to add: a numeric keypad/keyboard replacement for when you're in spreadsheets. It is downright stupid to use a row of frickin' numbers at the top of the screen for serious numeric work. Nor do any of the keyboards I've seen have even embedded numeric keypads.
+1 on this
I think BlackBerry's Social Feed or even SocialScope would be a good example of how this can work well. When you think about it, I really don't care what medium someone uses to contact me (email, sms, gtalk, facebook twitter, etc), I just need to know WHO it was and WHY. Having one feed for all of my contact items (with the ability to open and view the information) would be pretty cool.