Marketing meets technology

…but there are a few things that seem to be missing. I know that some of these have already been listed but, as I’ve one or two new ideas, I figure I’d go ahead and throw them out here (to make my vote count and all that). I have no idea if these are all technically feasible. All of that being said, off we go:

Suggestions:

-Provide an auto-complete feature for the box used to enter numbers under “Quick Call” and SMS. This auto-complete feature would, ideally, be similar to the auto-complete feature provided within the Google Voice web interface and should be able to accept both numbers and contact names.
-Move the “Quick Call | SMS” option to the top. To always remain there.
-Provide GVoice program options/settings. (You could combine the “About” and “Support” buttons into one, “Help”, and (Most programs do this and, I would think, most users would find it fairly intuitive.) add an “Options” (or “Settings”) button, and still have just four.)
-One of the options that could be included under the “Options” button could be a setting to close/minimize to system tray (under Windows).
-Another option that would be nice to have included is the ability to provide notification of an incoming contact. Sounds, pop-up notifications when minimized to the system tray, flashing blue/scrolling text when viewed on the task bar, etc. would all be good ways to do this.
-The ability to easily change the phone number, used to receive/make calls, from within the program interface.
-The ability to expand/contract an SMS conversation when displayed either via “Inbox” or “SMS”. (Think GMail, when an e-mail conversation gets beyond a simple mail & associated reply.)
-Provide not only a way to add/remove contacts, but a better way to view already existing contacts. Maybe the ability to organize via Group Association, Alphabetical, etc.