QUOTE(zariel @ Apr 15 2014, 06:37 PM)
I did list some of the features that i like to be in the next nexus line. But if you ask me about next google update for this phone (guess you cannot change the hardware):
- i would like a separate sync for calendar and email for the email apps. You can do that with the samsung email app. Guess the blackberry can do that too. -
Aren't those calendar.apk and email(xchange).apk?- change vibration intensity -
kernel/rom- ability to hide soft keys or other means of of hiding it such as another option to use swipe at the edge of the screen to access home button instead of to swipe at the edge to bring up the soft keys -
immersive mode- option to choose different apps for the locker just like the current setting to change to different launcher. Option to have no soft keys for the lock screen.
-custom rom/app- better camera app
- choose more power toggle to be added in the notification bar. Please add screen rotation, sound mode, and wifi hot spot toggle.
-custom rom/app- notificationn led settings. Add charging led please.
-custom rom/apps- smart stay
-custom rom/apps- Many other people can add such as the shake to change music song.
-there are apps on the play storeNotice that these are very small things that i think google can add in no time but probably not all people need. But its a very small and i guess it should be there without the need of a request.
All these are nice.
I know some users would like those options very much but I don't see why Google would need to add those when there are apps already available.
Some (not all) are already included in some ROMs and apps. AOSP is open-source hence devs are able to develop custom roms, apps.
Like a lot of user here says, nexus devices are best used with root, (optional)custom roms and custom kernels.
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QUOTE(wajahebat @ Apr 15 2014, 05:38 PM)
Absolutely you both. Different people different liking & perspective.
Enthusiasts will prefer the hard way (flashing/rooting/unlocking), normal people more prefer to out of the box features.
Now i even my younger sister already starts flashing custom roms on her Galaxy S2

Haha, I remember my first time Android phone (Galaxy S2G) rooting and flashing. First experience like sweating. After that is like my daily habit. Now not that frequently flash flash
This post has been edited by xxdesire: Apr 15 2014, 07:01 PM