Switch from rarz m but if they take too long long and not really any touch less control may just go with republic wireless moto x
Really? I was hoping that at least one of the main Moto X features would make it into the next Nexus (either touchless interaction or active notifications). I was thinking it would be more likely for touchless interactions to make the cut into stock android. I'm looking forward to whatever new software features are introduced in KitKat though. We'll find out soon!
Edit: Whoops forgot to quote Patrick.
Let's make sure we're all on the same page here. The S800 requires no 'additional cores' for this type of low-power standby processing (contextually-aware applications included). The SoC includes the Hexagon DSP, which is intended specifically for these purposes. I do believe LG is working on taking advantage of this, so it's not as far of a stretch as some may believe. Whether or not LG and Google have the intention of incorporating this into the upcoming Nexus phone is anyone's guess.
That said, incorporating hardware-dependent software features into AOSP Android isn't an insignificant task or decision, and such additions to the platform must be well-executed. It has happened before, as seen with Android Beam and NFC, and to some extent the addition of WiFi Direct support.
iPhone 5 here. This will be my first leap into the android world, very excited!
You've picked the perfect phone to experience Android with. Enjoy exploring it![]()
While you are right about almost everything here, and I have owned only Nexus devices since the Nexus S, I should point out that Nexus phones are not "pure Android." They are pure Google. Pure Android would be AOSP only, and the Nexus 5 will come with several of the AOSP components replaced by Google's versions - Google Keyboard instead of AOSP keyboard, Google Experience Launcher, etc. While Google's enhancements to Android are subtle and blend in with pure Android pretty much unnoticeably, Nexus devices are Google experience devices, not pure Android devices.The Nexus line peaked my interest the most given that it is pure android. The phone fits everything I could ask for that my iPhone does not. There will be things I will miss about iOS, but I am glad to jump the iOS ship. Plus I can still sell my iPhone for the cost of the Nexus off contract, can't get much better than that. Plus next year when my contract comes up I can get the the new iPhone at contract price, sell it, and profit!!! And maybe go Nexus 6 as well, or whatever they will call it then!
all users coming from blackberry must get to the back of the line!
Haha, 9900 for me. Always liked my BBs but time to see what the hype is all about...quite excited!
There are in fact no devices released with "pure Android." But pure Google is pure bliss. Enjoy!