Samsung tried to do too much with lack of experience.Software was never their strength.They tried to do something with S3 but ended with "convoluted" product. Some of their additional functionality like multi window (even though it was more like hack) was interesting. But if Samsung want to have the best hardware/software experience they probably have to streamline their ROM's & make their UI more consistent.
Aside from the Nexus series I would say S2 as 1 of the best Android phone.Excellent hardware with good software support.Sammy updated S2 from 2.3.6->4.0.4->4.1. Would have been better if Samsung went further with the software support.
Also Samsung should really improve their hardware documentation.It sucks.

Again DiGi with Nexus? Oh, please no. I think the early Nexus 4 adopters will agree with me.
I'm waiting for the Malaysian Nexus 5 launch. But if no update till February I'll probably go for 32GB AP set.
Seriously,even Moto G which was launched later than Nexus 5 is going to be launched in Malaysia soon even though Motorola pulled out of APAC market.LG still have presence in Malaysia. What's the holdup?

I think it's true that LG have problem finding distributor for their smartphones in Malaysia. G2 also haven't been released for Malaysian market.
At this rate I'm hoping LG Malaysia will just clarify whether there will be local Nexus 5 set released in Malaysia.

That happened with my Nexus 4.In my case it's more severe because Nexus 4 have huge piece of glasses front & back. Unfortunately sands can scratch gorilla glass quite easily.

I have to say tanjinjack is doing really good job with his bulk. Unfortunately I have to wait for a while before I can use the wireless charger because my Nexus 4 is in service center now

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He mentioned he bought 2 Ringke Fusion for RM135 including courier.
If he bought from the sleller you mentioned he would paid roughly RM150.Which is more expensive.

1st of all Google need to get rid of current camera UI.It's rubbish.

It will get scratches.

The Nokia word is self explanatory.
Most case where glasses broken are when the phone fell front facing. Can't do much about that.

Regarding the Malaysian release for Nexus 5 I still believe it's issue with the distributor than general reception for Nexus 5.There are reasonable amount of request for the Nexus 5 to be released in Malaysia and there are few loose Nexus 5's in LG SC in Kelana Jaya. If LG managed to sort out their distribution issue in Malaysia I believe we'll see both Nexus 5 & G2 officially launched in Malaysia.

So regarding LG service...LG stock software is bit of rubbish.I think the power users will agree with that.Hardware is quite good. Number of people were skeptical with LG after sale service because they didn't have larger presence like Samsung.But surprisingly the after sale service is quite good. In Nexus 4 case repairs such as screen replacement, button replacement, battery replacement & back cover replacement are all done on sport quickly on spot provided they have stock.And their repair parts are quite cheap compared to other OEM's.E.g Nexus 4 screen replacement cost RM350 including repair charge in LG SC. So yeah, I'm quite happy with LG's after sale service.

I think eventually DiGi will use both band 3 & 7 too.
Speaking of DiGi's LTE, where the heck is the LTE service for mobile phone???

I've owned 3 devices with front facing camera but never used in in any application.

The odd thing is larger number of Googlers are photography nerds. I wonder why with such interest Google keep releasing Nexus devices with low performing cameras...
I don't expect Android OEM's to release a device that beat Lumia 1020. But at least make a camera that is perform consistently good.

Dang...the 32GB version doesn't seems like getting cheaper.

RM1649 when it was 1st launched.The RM1499 price was with some funny plan.

I expect AP sellers to go apeshit crazy with the Nexus 5 price if LG Malaysia decide against selling Nexus 5 in Malaysia.