What do you want included in the next update?

[jamontoast1291]

Just a few things that have bothered me:

- Low volume
- Change the LED notification from blinking every 10 seconds to 3 seconds.
- Facebook integration (Facebook might be the hold up, though)
- Faster and smoother rotation transition
- Ability to search your app drawer
- Better and faster focus with the camera (not sure if hardware holds this back)

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus

The built in search already searches your apps.

I would like to have the ability to reboot my phone like in GB.

Unless rooted, that was never a stock option.

 

[hyperdude]

1a. Select All / Select Unread in Gmail
1b. Deselect All (this one is arguably more critical to me)
2. Speed dial / predictive text in dialer
3. Finer grain volume controls
4. Ability to set notification tones by event type (it's dumb that I have to set these per app)
5. Ability to change the buttons on the toggle widget (I don't need brightness control, but I would like a quick toggle for vibrate/silent and airplane mode)

For Deselect all, you can hit the checkmark up at the top of the screen.

 

[Donnie Pridemore]

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.roozen.SoundManagerv2

Have you actually tried this with ICS? I've tried about 10 similar applications and none of them work. I wish people would quit recommend apps that they haven't actually tried in ICS!

 

[DroidRat]

Overall, I'm loving my GN! But a couple things I'd like to see are:

1. Yes, please give us the option to remove the search widget and reclaim that space. I'd rather have that space available for use. It also means if we go into something that is full screen, that search functionality goes away. One thing I liked about my Droid X was always having the magnifying glass search button always available. So, to that end, I'd like to see one of two things happen... 1. Add an additional soft key to the right of the multi-tasking soft-key. -or- 2. Replace the Home soft-key with a Google 'G' and serves as a multi-funtion soft-key (if that's even possible) where you press it and it works just like the Home key does today, but if you press and hold and swipe up you get a google search box and if you press and hold and swipe down it launches the Google voice search.

2. Profiles!!! I remember when I switched from my Blackberry to the Droid X and that was one of the things I missed the most. Blackberry's profile functionality for ringtones, notifications, alerts, emails, etc...etc...was by far the best I've seen. And the fact the ICS has combined the volume control for phone and notifications drives me nuts! I would love for Android to have a top notch, easy to use, profile manager built-in. (Yes, I've played with Tasker and Profiles and some other apps, the Blackberry still rules, imho)

Overall though, I'm having a great time with this phone!

 

[andre.newman]

Improved radio sensitivity
Less battery drain by the screen
Volume boosted
Custom ring tones stay assigned
Separate notification volume from ringer volume
Consistency in the placement of the menu button
Larger menu button

I cosign the statement above...defintiely the battery!

 

[tacticalfats]

Address the battery drain of the OS!!!!!!1!!!!one!!!!

 

[Newport Viper]

Better and louder quality of speaker phone

 

[stanfills]

1) Better speaker volume. I often miss calls even though I am using Volume+ (paid version)

2) Soft buttons on screen to be pegged to the right or left at my choice. I hold the phone in landscape mode in my left hand but the buttons always default to the right margin. I want to tell them to be on the left.

3) Better battery life

4) 3G-4G toggle

 

[Z Fury]

I'm adding my +1 to signal strength. That is my only complaint thus far with my phone. A lot of the other issues mentioned either don't bother me or I have yet to experience. First and foremost, this thing has to work as a phone, so if signal strength can't be improved via software patching, I'm going to have to trade off for something that will hold a signal. As much as I like the Rezound, I'd really rather keep my Nexus.