This one already available since ICS.

Though I was hoping they'd up the resolutions.

So low res that it's kinda malu to show the pano shot.

This post has been edited by Harddisk: Oct 24 2012, 12:16 AM

Yes! 2-finger swipe down for quick settings. That's how I thought it should have been done!

Can't wait to try out v4.2!

Hopefully Android 4.2 fix the incoming call issue.

If you do not want to answer the call, all you can do is silence the call (press power button) and cant do anything else such as loading apps.

The 3 software buttons are hidden where there's incoming call, notification can't pull down. Basically you have to wait until the call stops before you can do anything else.

I dont want to end call, just let it disconnects naturally, but i will want to use my phone as usual.

Sometimes there are calls that you don't want to pick up, yet do not want to hang up, just pretend that you weren't there to answer, that kind.

Shhh...

I swear we can just use home button on phones with hardware buttons and continue our other tasks.

Photo Sphere is so slow on GNex, definitely need the quad core from Nex4.

I guess we don't see this in N4. IMHO, that's also 1 of the reasons why Google choose to go with only GSM variant, not LTE or CDMA. To cut down on fragmentation as well.

Did emoji stopped working on Android keyboard using US dictionary on 4.1.2?

Still beats doing it with only 1 camera.

It's a sphere camera still.
http://www.engadget.com/2012/10/24/google-...et-view-photos/

Guilty here, 6.14.1 already.

Have yet to notice any "smart routing" in the navigation yet, cause didn't stumble in traffic jams lately. But then again, Google's traffic data is not that accurate also.

On a sidenote, I have even flashed Camera 4.2 to a friend's S2. Apparently, their 8mp camera can only digital zoom up to 3.9x, while ours 8x.

This post has been edited by Harddisk: Nov 7 2012, 12:42 AM

Around there on stock 4.1.2.

Battery life around 10 hours on 3G only, mostly standby and minor usage.

Wasn't that what you asked?

Yup. I think my phone stays on HSPA+ most of the time as there's coverage in my office.

I think this feature is not available on AOSP. It's implemented in TouchWiz though.

Most of the time, once I turn on my screen, I check at phone status, it's HSPAP15 one. So I give up on finding battery longevity until Google decided to include such optimisation.

Hehe, I left everything on, wifi, bt, gps. Location services on with Latitude and Location History tracking. Who knows, I might need these data some day when I travel back through time to meet/avoid myself?

If I am not mistaken, 2g/3g is running on different band, which might be affects the signal quality vs coverage, hence the so-called voice quality.

Most noticeable is when either 1 of the party is constantly on the move while using voice call. Sometimes I do force it down to 2g to make calls, on my Nokia. Somehow, it does improve. I might be wrong though.

Can find out what is the frequency range in use for 2G/3G? If they are the same, then it probably make no difference, something like Digi, both 2G and 3G ride on 1800MHz band.

I do practise going 2G last time when call got bad (inside my office, Maxis' signal wasn't that strong) and somehow it worked for me. (on S1)

Maybe it's just me.