As for the home page: the blue text is a hyperlink. Links are pretty much always blue on the Internet. Apple uses a weird blueish gray: check out the iTunes Store Terms and Conditions link at the bottom of the search page in the iTunes application. Would that be better? They use the strong blue color, though, on that same page, for things that they usually use black for, so its not like there’s any standardization there, and its not like blue is a bad choice.

The boxes are only ever different sizes if their content is of different sizes, which in turn only happens if they contain text in the form of paragraphs. Really, the sizes and shapes of my interface element are even more consistent than Apple’s, which are always a pixel different above and below because they use an odd height for their table cells even though they use an even height for their font (sloppy)… they also tend to have randomly rearranged content strewn through their applications… the iTunes application in particular has very little consistency.

The “and keep your information on file.” button /does/ suck, I will definitely say that… that thing is really bad and I haven’t had time to improve it at all ;(. That wasn’t mentioned in the critique, though.

I find it frustrating at the amount of ‘themes’ , ‘wallpapers’ and ‘ringtones’ that are downloaded each time.

Cydia is brialliant, but just wish the user had the option to filter out all the rubbish. Would speed up the time it takes to open Cydia.

That said, I do welcome the integrated payment process. I’m sure the apps that are going paid next are a video recording app, better SMS management (BiteSMS?) and Clippy.