The solution will be very easy, or very hard depending of how android work:

When you put an item above a folder, the drop feature is only show when the center of the item is inside the folder’s item box.

If you are moving a big item (like a widget) from one side, a basic user will try to put the item in the folder placing the finger above the folder, so it won’t work.

To sum up: suggestion:

When calculating the position of an item and check if it’s above a folder or not, use as a reference the position of the pressed point (the center the object + the relative click inside the object…more or less), instead of the center of the object (the actual reference)

Buf, what a long post for a short suggestion.

The ‘pinch zoom’ is a feature that in some cases you don’t want to have in your screen. So you can disable it in the settings. Ok, all fine.

The problem is that while you are editing that screen in free mode you sometimes want to ‘zoom’ (in my case, to be more accurate).

So my suggestion is to let users (with an option in general settings or something) to allow to zoom in edit mode, even if in normal mode you choose not.

Now, the only way to do this (and in need to do it every time) is to allow pinch, edit, disallow pinch.

And you? Do you think is a good idea?