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Originally Posted by Drumm
I would like to see several things, most importantly an android reader/library that Caliber can work with seemlessly, manage large libraries much better, allow for custom categories (Calibre and Android App), handle and track multiple users/devices, allow seemless automatic update of metadata(reader problem mostly) and better performance from the readers.
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Seamless integration depends largely on how accessible the devices' metadata files are. There is automatic management for the Sony devices, and there have been efforts to get integration into Aldiko, although that stalled due to zero interest on Aldiko's side.
You'd need to elaborate a little on how you want large library management to be improved- I've heard people using libraries of 20.000+ books with no problems, so what exactly isn't working well for you?
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Either writing a new reader or working with a developer to allow Caliber to work better, and deal with the libraries better would solve most of the problems I have and have seen.
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See the above comment on Aldiko.
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There are a few good readers but they really suck at allowing you to find what you want quickly and easily.[...]
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These features are all about the reading software you use, not Calibre.
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A local WiFi connect rather than USB would be cool.
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Do you know about the content server?
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One of my biggest complaints with the two readers (Alkido & Moon)that work on my device (Nook color) is [...]
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Again, this is about the reading software you use, not Calibre.