Missing...

Android is quite new and playing around with it i found quite some missing features. So here is my rant-list for android 1.5 (cupcake)

Gmail

The only useable mail app on the android. And no other mail client supports imap-idle (push).

Create a new label on the phone. Yes i can choose from existing ones, but i can't create a new one.
Choose the from address. I have multiple aliases on the one gmailbox. When creating or replying i would like to choose which address i use.
Automaticly reply from the address i received the mail on. If i receive a mail on private@example.com and hit reply, gmail should use private@example.com as sender. It works in the webinterface (at least as long as private@example.com is a known alias to gmail)
Have a new mail overview. I filter mails by directly applying labels and remove them from the inbox. So it would be nice to have a default gmail view showing labels and the amount of unread mails. Not open gmail, press menu, show labels, and then seeing a list with all labels not just those with unread mail.
Clickable postal addresses and phone numbers. The webinterface detects (at least some) addresses and adds a show on map link. What should i do on my phone? Write down the address, open gmaps, enter it?
Edit Quotes. Yes bandwith is cheap and all that, but having this huge quoted block added to all replies sucks. I want to edit that one to only include relevant lines.

Notifications should be a part of the core OS not an App.

Repeat missed Notifications on the Notification class. Missed calls are repeated for an hour every five minutes, missed messages for ten minutes and so on.
Allow Notification timeslots. Do notify me about emails at 1:00 am. But do notify me of calls.
Choose more of those funky LEDs. Light the trackball, blink blue, etc.
Allow Notfications for gmail based on labels. Server down mails may beep (even at 1:00 am). Other mails not.
Notify me wail on charger. During charge the LED stays solid (amber or green). Notfication have a higher priority than a charge indicator and should allow the LED to blink even during charge.