I felt my phone vibrate in my pocket the other day. After I finished typing, I took it out, and the screen was off.
I turned it on. From the lock screen, I see no text message indicator, so I know I didn’t get a text.
I enter my pin, and the start screen appears.

There’s no obvious way to know what caused it to vibrate in the first place. Whatever toast it was, is now gone.
Was it facebook? Was it weatherbug notifying me that it was above 80 in seattle? I’ll never know.

It would be nice if you could swipe to the left from the start screen to see all of the toast notifications that you've missed.

The app list is the only place in the whole Windows Phone UI that looks unfinished. Pictures, music, video and people are all hubs; I wonder why the app list isn't a hub while it is a perfect candidate as apps could be categorized into "All", "Popular" (i.e. "Most used" by the user), "Categories" (as in "photo, music, social networking" apps).
Notice the lonely Search button up there in the apps list? Why not bring that down into a toolbar at the bottom of the screen like everywhere else in WP?

Also, you could solve the Notification Center problem because all notifications come from apps, so adding a "Notifications" section in the Apps hub and then showing app notification like the way you do in the People hub (under Activity) would be the most logical approach for Windows Phone towards an effective Notification Center. The Notification section could be pinned to the Start screen, showing the total number of notifications all apps have produced.

People say Android is fragmented.. Because an app that works on one phone may or may not work on another phone - or may not work the same way.

We are bringing this WORST Android feature to Windows Phone. Viber just announced today that their VoIP call feature will be exclusive to Nokia handsets. There are also other apps that are Nokia-only.

It's one thing that device makers tag on apps made by themselves and make it exclusive to their handsets. Its a completely different thing when a 3rd party app developer is bribed into releasing a popular app on Nokia-only.

I realize there are other options that replace Viber.. but I am concerned that this trend will spread further. Loyal customers who bought the first versions of WP7 handsets when Nokia did not even make WP phones are really disappointed. I dare Microsoft to mess with their most loyal users at a time when they are struggling to gain users. STOP THIS ****! Please Vote if you agree.

Screenshot Preview:
http://sdrv.ms/MoPgm3

Features:

1.Set separate fixed one for users to quickly turn off / on network data and personalization features

2.Subsequent pages using a similar WIN8 group screen to show the application of classification, each category page can slide up and down, the increase in many applications on a single page.

3.two-finger pinch zoom can preview all the groups page to quickly locate group page, the Metro interface of similar win8 RT zoom screen

4.Each page name to edit the page can be any exchange order

5.the use of two fingers can quickly adjust to a magnet to move between multiple pages

6.Search key pass to kill all applications, SMS, .... search main screen omitted the search button