This is a rather american way of viewing SMS...
...here in Europe normally you do most of your days private mobile communication through SMS/MMS, not via email.
And that's even more the case if it goes further to the asian region...china especially.
For these regions it is _essential_ to have all information relating to SMS.
This includes time stamps and sms reception information, which I actually don't see on webOS/homebrew...this definitely still has to come!
Once more because webOS just has to display this "received"-notification, which it automatically gets from the network for every SMS that has been sent. Just show it to us!
p.s.: if I oversaw a patch showing when the sms was received, just give me the link...would appreciate it!
p.p.s.: don't blame ppl because they would like to have more funtionality in webOS by telling them to take an iPhone...it should work the way that Palm brings the funtionality and ppl staying with webOS not going to the iPhone...ts...