I'm not a fan of the half-bold clock...it just looks uneven and well, too me at least, ugly.
Otherwise, I haven't had any other issues indicated here (outside of the missing December bug in the People app).
Also I haven't really decided if I like the way the notification shade is being handled on the Nexus 7. It makes sense to have two different shades on the bigger tablets, but on the N7 it seems a little cramped in portrait. But since they decided to go the "two shades" route, then they should at least have a better indicator to the user to pull down on the specific area as a way of saying "hey if you pull down on me then you'll get to see more stuff!"). Essentially I'm looking for a temporary intrusive notification, like seen on iOS or WP, that goes away after a set amount of time. Only the most recent one will show with the option for the user to immediately expand the entire notification tray down (as seen in my example attachment). It should be disabled for intensive activities and apps like games or video.
While I understand some, or perhaps most, would not like to see intrusive notifications as it takes up screen real estate albeit temporarily ...I think the screen size on tablets could warrant the sacrifice. I could see how it may not be optimal on phones, however.
Otherwise, I haven't had any other issues indicated here (outside of the missing December bug in the People app).
Also I haven't really decided if I like the way the notification shade is being handled on the Nexus 7. It makes sense to have two different shades on the bigger tablets, but on the N7 it seems a little cramped in portrait. But since they decided to go the "two shades" route, then they should at least have a better indicator to the user to pull down on the specific area as a way of saying "hey if you pull down on me then you'll get to see more stuff!"). Essentially I'm looking for a temporary intrusive notification, like seen on iOS or WP, that goes away after a set amount of time. Only the most recent one will show with the option for the user to immediately expand the entire notification tray down (as seen in my example attachment). It should be disabled for intensive activities and apps like games or video.
While I understand some, or perhaps most, would not like to see intrusive notifications as it takes up screen real estate albeit temporarily ...I think the screen size on tablets could warrant the sacrifice. I could see how it may not be optimal on phones, however.
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