[Greg C]

What do you miss from your previous phone that you wish the Nexus 4 had?

[RodLS]

I miss the vibrator on my S3, It was much more powerful. I also miss the feel of the S3. I liked the rounded smooth.

[hellomiggy]

The Social Hub/People Hub from Windows Phone.

That was always a winner in my eyes, you never got that on any device... well I can't say any.. Still it was one of my favorite reasons to choose WP over iOS and Android. Just had my Facebook/Twitter/LinkedIn all in one place. Can reply from there and all that goodness.

Also being able to pin my Girlfriends Facebook/Twitter and what not onto my homescreen to see when she updated her facebook status and tweeted.

[still1]

What do you miss from your previous phone that you wish the Nexus 4 had?

I was using Nexus S before Nexus 4. so i really didnt miss anything. Nothing

[jman1323]

The camera from my 4s. Wasn't as good as some new high end phones, but better than the N4. The messaging app was better too. Overall I love the N4.

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[Rizy7]

I came from a blackberry so I sort of liked how it had a red icon to show you had an unread message. Also, I liked how a notification wouldnt go away unless you actually addressed it, in Android I can sometimes accidently swipe the notification and forget I have something to reply to. I thought I'd miss the feature of how bb incorporate all your message type notification into one message centre. But, I just look at all my messages through the notification bar so its not that much missed.

[Greg C]

I miss the sd card slot.

[greydarrah]

I had the Galaxy Nexus, and while I thought it was a great phone, I don't miss anything about it. The N4 is better in every way. I certainly don't miss my Verizon bill.

[sting7k]

What do you miss from your previous phone that you wish the Nexus 4 had?

Unified inbox.

[Greg C]

I was using Nexus S before Nexus 4. so i really didnt miss anything. Nothing

Huge jump for you... huh? Did it have removable storage?

[still1]

Huge jump for you... huh? Did it have removable storage?

Nope,No Nexus lines have SD card except Nexus One(I am not sure though). it was indeed a huge upgrade for me.

[Greg C]

The camera from my 4s. Wasn't as good as some new high end phones, but better than the N4. The messaging app was better too. Overall I love the N4. What prompted your switch from ios yo android?

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What. prompted you to go from Apple to Android?

[big_time2]

I came from a blackberry so I sort of liked how it had a red icon to show you had an unread message. Also, I liked how a notification wouldnt go away unless you actually addressed it, in Android I can sometimes accidently swipe the notification and forget I have something to reply to. I thought I'd miss the feature of how bb incorporate all your message type notification into one message centre. But, I just look at all my messages through the notification bar so its not that much missed.

Yes! I use a blackberry for work and I love this feature.

[omgzam]

I was using an iPhone 4. I missed nothing from it. Glad I made the switch and never looked back.

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[TheLibertarian]

Between my prior three phones meeting untimley ends, the past year I've used the Droid X, Droid X2, and finally back to the OG Droid... yeah, there's nothing I miss haha.

[jman1323]

What. prompted you to go from Apple to Android?

Lots of things.

-iOS was getting stale for me. The update from ICS to JB is what sold me. I think at that point Google proved that android could be just as smooth and fast as iOS and is capable of so much more.

-The larger screens with the same or higher PPI than the "retina" displays drew me in.

-The nerd in me! I was finding that the iPhone just wasnt as usable for me if it wasnt jailbroken. I was noticing, and have now confirmed, that almost all of those tweeks I had installed through Cydia came stock or could be added without root on Android. I am unlocked and rooted now though and just flashed my first kernel last night.

-The pace at which android is moving is incredible. You don't get that with Apple.

I came from the 3GS and then the 4S and loved them both. I was, and still am, an Apple fan. But I think it was time for me to try the other side. I couldn't just sit on one side of the fence. I also can't say that I would never go back. Depending on what Johny Ive does with iOS over the next couple of years, I may go back. For now though, I'm here to stay. I love android. I love that I have experience with both sides now and feel I can offer better advice to people and be less biased.

TL;DR Time for change

Jesse

[bkorver]

The only thing I miss about my last phone (International HTC One X) is the fact that the back didn't have a crack in it after 2 months use... Other than that this phone is superior in every way...

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[pugnuttt]

I had an htc sensation and I miss the camera it was way better. I miss their skins too but other than those two.......nothing!

[m3lover1]

The camera from Evo 4G LTE

[falcor87]

The way my iPhone 3G took 10 minutes to do anything. Game me time to think

[DC Wuff]

Camera and HTC Sense contacts/calendar integration from the EVO LTE.

[jgreeson25]

I miss the camera on my GSII. I definitely took it for granted looking back. The Nexus 4's camera works... but the GSII worked quite a bit better.

[HTCTundaBow]

Kickstand from my Thunderbolt.

Size of my Thunderbolt.

[chubb]

I had the Galaxy Nexus, and while I thought it was a great phone, I don't miss anything about it. The N4 is better in every way. I certainly don't miss my Verizon bill.

Same here. Besides the huge Verizon bill, I really don't miss the screen and the blue ghosting you would see from the navigation bar and notification bar.

[royalpig180]

I came from an LG Optimus V, so I can safely say that I miss absolutely nothing.

I mean I suppose having an SD card slot was nice, I guess, but that's about it.

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