Any update where with the In-App mode, you can actually navigate with the "cursor" to the TOP LEFT (back) button to get back up and out of the nested drill-down menu structure? For example, you go into Settings from the Springboard, then you can drill into General, but you cannot escape back up to <SETTINGS at the TOP LEFT!! This is so frustrating!
Main Rant:
Imagine two custom-made BT infotainment pads that can to strap onto a car's steering wheel so the left hand can activate Hands-Free or Siri (á la Eyes Free™), along with multimedia buttons like Skip, Prev, Play/Pause, Mute, and Click; and the right hand can activate a 2-way (the cheapie hardware) or 4-way D-Pad cursor or Shuffle Wheel (next and back for that cool factor) to navigate around, a button to start the GPS app, control Volume Up / Down, activate VoiceOver to read Aloud (need to map triple HOME within Activator to a keyboard shortcut command which is also currently missing), and one or two custom launch buttons that can be configured (or just let users configure any and all of them [and forget what they set them to]). The infotainment pads are then synced via BT to a iPad Mini (or any iOS/Android tablet / phone) and that is mounted on the dashboard (which most people can install on their own -- have to avoid leaving it in the car and attracting unwanted attention for smash & grab like the ol' Benzi boxes). For all the car manufacturers rolling out iDrive, enTune, iMID, SYNC-TOUCH, etc... the only advantage is being able to turn off / fade-out regular radio to allow the "AUX" channel for a synched smart phone's audio to take over the sound system. Regular BT car kits have a FM transmitter which are cheap ($35) or you need to pay Parrot alot more ($200) for the integration and better sound quality. The last optional piece is a portable external wifi HDD (500GB to 1TB Seagate Wireless Plus) so you don't have to be gouged for mSATA memory within the iPad or iPhone ecosystem to boost your tunes library, gps maps, etc. The car industry needs to standardize! Apple needs to capitalize on this and bring the hardware all together and UPGRADE it's bluetooth stack. This can work for both iOS and Android. Bring your Own iPad or Kindle/Nook/Nexus or smartphone to the party and have hands-free voice control (Vlingo/Dragon on Android anyone?), buttons located on the wheel so there is no reaching around, activate GPS, launch the Apps you want to launch with hotkeys (fancier BT car infotainment pad kits will have more buttons to add custom launch apps; not that you couldn't launch apps by voice activation in Siri or with BeeKeyboard and cursor pad/wheel and click). Where is Knight Rider 2000?
Side Rant: One last niggling deficiency is having Activator and BeeKeyboard work together for a Triple Home button press to activate Voice Over since that is only useful when reading emails. The GPS and SMS apps already can read to you.