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User asks:

"I would like it though if we could change the tax rate a little more easily 
maybe by having a button that went directly to the tax rates instead of having 
to go to through the settings menu I live in so cal and am often eating in 
restaurants in three counties with different tax rates."

My proposed solutions:
1) Change the Tax label to a button.  This will open up the tax rate dialog.  
This would be the quick solution.

2) Add a new section to settings that allows for the user to enter a list of 
common tax rates.  Then on the split bill screen, provide < and > buttons 
around the tax label to allow quick switching between tax rates.  This is 
probably the better solution.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Set Bill to $10 with tax rate excluded
2. Set Tip to 10%
3. Go to settings and disable tax rate
4. Tip percentage will still be that of before (with tax rate excluded).

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Tip percentage should have been re-calculated (aka $1).

Given the tax amount and subtotal amount, calculate the tax percent.

This could be an extra option in the choose a tax percentage modal.

Look into Android 2.2's ability to install app to SD card.

For instance, NYC / Long Island has tax rates such as 8.875 or 8.675.

Some sales tax is a part of percent. For example, Forsyth County, NC is. 7.75%. 
 Need for a 
way to select tax rate besides the slider to allow for a decimal place.

When the DEL button is pressed, display a hint that a long press will CLEAR the 
bill amount.

Add button at bottom of choosing tip activity that says "Split Tip/Total"
which will send user to a new activity to do so.

On the new activity, show the current Bill, Tip and Total Amounts.  Then
have a text box with the number 2 in it, with a "+" and a "-" button beside
of it to increment/decrement by one.  This box is for how many people to
split the amount by.

Below this, show how the split Bill/Tip/Total amounts for each person.

If total is not divisible by the number of people, increase the total
(therefore increasing the tip) and then split the tip.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Set Tax rate to 34%
2. Enter Bill $15.15
3. Set Tip to 0%
4. Total is $15.16

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Should be $15.15

Add an activity about the app / donate details

Fix the layouts to also work in landscape mode.

User asked:

"If you split the bill, there's no option to round up/down. If you're splitting 
you definitely want to know what the actual amount would be, but then for 
paying MY portion, I'd like to round up/down. That would be a nice addition. 

The only other thing I could think that would be helpful is asking if splitting 
first (yes/no) and THEN determining tip. For example, split the actual bill and 
then determine tip (because not everyone necessarily wants to do the same tip). 
Since you input the tip percentage BEFORE splitting it's not necessarily 
correct for everyone."

My proposed solution:
On the split bill activity add a "Adjust Tip" button.  This will then send the 
user back to the calculate tip activity but with the split bill amount as the 
new bill amount.  Preferably, this would re-use the activity since it would 
need all the same features.

Add Menu --> Settings.  This will take user to preferences activity.

Preferences for:
- Switch Rounding for Tip or Total
- Default value of tip percentage
- Default value of number of people to split
- Exclude tax (and what tax rate to exclude)
- Values for three tip percentage buttons

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. After you have finished using app, close it. 
2. The next time you go back to it as soon as you start to type a new amount 
the old amount is still there so the new figure is added to the old figure from 
last use. 

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Would be good if app defaulted to 0.00 when opened.

Add  preference to enable/disable exclude tax (instead of having to bring
it down to 0% to disable).

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Load application
2. Go to menu settings
3. Go to any preference that has the seekbarpreference slider
4. Slider has performance issues, very sluggish

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Should be as smooth as the one on the Total activity

Add three buttons below the slider for pre-defined tip percentage buttons
(10%, 15%, 20%, etc.) that can eventually be changed via preferences.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Enter tax rate such as 1.001%
2. It ends up being saved as 1.1%
3.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
It should have stayed saved as 1.001%

https://www.x.com/community/ppx/xspaces/mobile/mep

http://developer.android.com/intl/de/guide/topics/ui/themes.html

When pressing Round Up or Round Down, animate the slider bar to the new tip
percentage instead of jumping to it.

Long press the DEL button to clear the bill amount.

Need some way to indicate that it can do this.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Set exclude tax rate to 10%
2. Enter $10 bill, should be $0.91 tax
3. Change tax rate to 0%
4. Enter $10 bill, everything looks okay
5. Now enter a $15 bill and the Total will have an extra $0.91

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Shouldn't include $0.91

Let's say my (rounded up) bill is $31
Splitting it between people becomes $15.50...awkward.
Would be nice to round up/down amount that each person has to pay.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Set total amount to $10.00
2. Split bill by three people
3. Shows total as $3.33.  

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Should be $3.34/each to not be under $10.00 when summed.

Do common language localizations

http://code.google.com/p/android-remote-stacktrace/

Pro: submits error logs
Cons: requires internet permissions

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Enter 8.75 as tax rate
2. Save it
3. Loads it as 8.075

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
8.750

Show current tax rate being excluded on the calculate tip activity.

Disable the rounding buttons when the cannot be used, for example: enter a
bill amount and then click round down.  Then disable the round down button
(because it already has been rounded down).

Or disable the round buttons when the total (or tip) amount is even (i.e.
you cannot round).

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Enter a bill amount and click OK
2. On tip screen, rotate to landscape
3. Press Up or Down.  They do the opposite

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Round up should round up and round down should round down.  The buttons are
switched.

Make the UI look better.

Pounds, euros, etc.