Sivan:
> I'd appreciate help creating this list with as many
> items needed and different trade offs.
n. Checkpoint your critical data, settings, and state
frequently as you never know when you will be
abruptly evicted from memory.
n+1. Be able to "resume" (from the human user's point
of view) based on that checkpoint data so that the
user perceives your operation as having been
continuous, even if you were evicted from memory
while your user was "away".
o. Conform your setup data to the prevailing
"Settings" system in use on the targeted
handset(s).
p. Provide the necessary "reset" interface to allow
the user to recover your application should
something become wedged.
q. Ensure your application can be cleanly deleted
from the handset.
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