it would allow to make an "iso" of the phone's apps and then make it really easy to re-install all your apps on your new Android device
It also makes it easy to restore all your apps if you play with different custom firmwares (all apps are deleted from the phone during a flash)

I'd like to keep getting fresh recommendations, and so I'd like to say "no thanks" to current recommendations so that I get new ones - a bit like linkedin.com and facebook.com when they suggest people I know.

However, I'd like also for a "no thanks" to expire after a while (eg new developments happen that make that app interesting/different).

For example dgirard.radar is available just in France and it not visible on AppBrain.

please create simple history per user, what was installed, updated, or removed

Please add to the section "Most used in ..." country of Russia. In Russia, many users of Android and really want to see popular applications Russians. Thank you!

Наиболее часто используемые в России
Пожалуйста, добавьте в раздел "Most used in..." страну Россию. В России много пользователей Андроид и очень хочется видеть, популярные приложения Россиян. Спасибо!

And get notified when they install new applications.

It would be great if there could be a communication tool for developers and their customers for comments, fixes, help, feedback, etc. Maybe some kind of forum, per app or per developer.

Let me explain: Some programs are just e-books. Some are just themes for other programs. I am not particularly interested in either of these. I'd like to be able to filter these out of my searches

there are some apps that I really want but they're too expensive, knowing when the price drops would be really helpful.

I would like to be able to mark one or several apps, and recommend them to a friend; either directly through appbrain, if they are registered, or through email.

I'm much more likely to use and enjoy apps my friends are using. I'd like to see a list of their apps, especially ones that are popular among them.

So I can look for a stand-alone game that *doesn't* request internet permissions, access to my contact list, etc.

When you own an Android device for over 6 months, all recommendations are becoming stale. You've installed, used, and then uninstalled apps.
And then they pop right back up in your 'you should try this' list.
Make a difference from all other recommender systems by recognizing the history of users.

Show in the app detail screen if the application can be installed in the SD, phone or both.

I just installed your application, and about a dozen apps from the website. I sync'd ant then pressed "perform all changes" - but this opened marlet, one app at a time - granted still quicker than searching for each app, but how much nicer it would be to have a one click solution.

For the paranoid, they can check the permissions elsewhere.... or make it optional.

You should add a graph to the changelog that displays at what position your app appears in the market categories you chose over time.

-Andrin

I'm new here. I have no android phone yet. But even if I had one I'd like to be able to bookmark apps while surfing on my laptop so that later on, when I actually get my phone (or in the case of when I have a phone, when I am connected to wifi at home) i can check them out. Currently, when i try and add an app to a list it complains that I don't have the appbrain app installed. I know!

Many phones are still stuck on Android 1.5 like those running MotoBlur or HTC Sense and many apps shown in the recomendations aren't compatible...

It would be nice to be able to filter those out like we can already do with 1.6, 2.0 and 2.1.

I seem to spend my time clicking Next Page !!
Can you display more apps on the web-page - perhaps making it a user preference setting... 25, 50, 100 or even ALL ?

As an European I have absolutely no use for Apps in Asian language, but I have to look at them and that's time consuming. Couldn't there be a filter implemented what gives me the possibility to say "NO", I don't want to see Apps in certain languages?