Q: Problems With Lion (Found So Far).....

I'm not sure what you've tried but if it were me my last resort would be to delete the account and set it up again fresh [assuming you've checked your server settings]. Just be sure you've saved any important emails - to be safe.

Yes it was related to email sending. My MobileMe was server wasn't working, so I set the "sending server" (I work in French, so I apologise for the bad translation)  on XXXX:mac.com and unclicked the box.Try this : Preferences > Account information > Server for sending SMTP > check your sending server name > and don't let is use just one server. I hope this is clear.

My Lion is displaying a false reading of my Magic Mouse battery. Stating 99% when it is actually 54%. May have issues when the battery runs dry.

Start up is slower in lion than snow lepard.

Lauchpad is full with unused and none essental apps. e.g full up of uninstallers. There are more uninstallers on Launchpad than Apps. Can't remove either.

Full screen is primary display and ignore the secondary display, blocking it off. Same with Lauchpad. Could of taken advantage of the two screens like Mission Contol does.

http://cl.ly/0U0s1v2O3W2r0F1q3r3L

Please see this screenshot. I tried with SSL & without SSL

Both wont work

I have the same problem with MM battery indication. It displays fine in iStat but is almost always 99-100% in the BT indicator - even when the batteries are so dead the mouse won't turn on.

I agree that Mail isn't working as smoothly it should in Lion, and that the hardware runs slighty warmer than it did with SL. Another annoying thing I find with Lion is that Launchpad doesn't necessarily start fresh each time it's opened. If I select an app from within an app folder in Launchpad, the next time I go to Launchpad it'll open directly into that app folder instead of the main menu/screen. Similarly, if I select an app from the second page of apps in Launchpad, the next time I open Launchpad it'll go directly to that page instead of starting from the first. This happens even when Resume is disabled, and restarting the computer does not reset it. I sure hope this is an oversight rather than a feature.

I disagree... Mail is running awsome!

Ah, that's a good idea. Thanks for letting me know. All I have to do now is wait for a fix for my external speakers to work, and get java applets on some websites to operate and Lion will be fully functional....

It is much seems much slower that is my main problem and seems its everyone elses main issue as well. I dont know if this is just me but i find that when i start up the iMac for the first time it starts with no internet - says no Wi-fi hardware is installed? Also the graphics seem a little funky, the dock is glitchy and has lines that go through it along with laucnhpad barely working and basically all animations are f'd up. Its almost like its starting in safe mode.

I have to restart it everytime this happens in order to get it to run - it always runs fine second time round but its very annoying, i have to start it up twice to use it due to these problems that occur first time round. Before Lion i was fine.

I dont know if its in the settings or something but any help would be appreciated - should i try a restore or something?

to fix your speakers... plug in a head phones in your jack... problem solved... oh and when you take your headphones out... your speakers will be working. Oh for the java... down load this... http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1421

Despite the obvious glitches in Lion, my mid-2010 MBP13 runs A LOT faster now than it did with SL. Especially in terms of start-up/shut-down and Safari page loading. Before, it used to take about 20-25 secs to start-up. Then, when I enabled Filevault it took way longer. Now its starts and switches off literally within an instant, and that's with Filevault 2 enabled.

/swoosh!

I envy you.

Oh yeah start up and shut down is much faster, i just find that in general applications take longer to start up Its just annoying that i have to do it all twice to be able to use my mac!

Vista or Windows ME... Apple lion is a real dog one way or another. This is the first time I've ever hated Apple OS X and hated Apple. Clearly they could care less about quality anymore.

obviously your using a trackball mouse ... just get your self a track pad. I absolutely love it. Listen if its not the mouse. or the track pad, then you should ask one of your children to help you out...