Which 2013 Google device are you most excited for?

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I'm just wondering which rumored Google device people are most excited for. I personally am most excited for Google Glass, followed by the X Phone and Google's rumored smartwatch.

Please answer the poll and comment!

 

[Rizz1-2]

There is way too many things I'm looking forward too just vote for 1! I am literally looking forward to everything except the new Nexus 10 just cause I don't have a need for a 10 inch tablet. X Phone probably tops my list though. Followed by glass, watch, 7, and 5.

 

[jman1323]

X phone followed by the next nexus phone.

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[gameworm]

I'm most interested in the Motorola "Ghost" that popped up a couple of weeks ago. It has competitive specs while still having a more manageable size.

 

[VidJunky]

I agree with Rizz. There are too many cool and exciting phones being kicked around to be into just one. The unfortunate thing for me is the ones I am excited about are ones that will not be on my current carrier, namely the Sony Xperia Z and the HTC One. I'm just hoping Big Red will have something to compete with those specs when my upgrade comes. Preferably something that isn't a Moto or Sammy, and that will have removable/upgradable SD, and either a reasonably sized battery or removable battery also. Looking at the recent trends though it's not looking good for any of the things I want, meaning I will have to settle or sit still. Which I could sit still but I've become a bit of a phone nut wanting the newest, greatest thing to come down the pipe. I fully intend to one day stand and repeat these words aloud "Hello, I'm Vid and I'm addicted to new phones."

 

[NoYankees44]

Google glass by far. This is t next big thing u have been waiting on. I can't wake for it to be available to consumers at an average price. This is something that is actually extremely useful.

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Google glass by far. This is t next big thing u have been waiting on. I can't wake for it to be available to consumers at an average price. This is something that is actually extremely useful.

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Could you answer that on the poll? It doesn't look like anyone has voted for Glass yet.

 

[NoYankees44]

Could you answer that on the poll? It doesn't look like anyone has voted for Glass yet.

I yeah sorry on Tapatalk... Can you answer it on Tapatalk?

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[VidJunky]

I tried looking up that glass, and all I'm finding is glasses??? Really? There are aspects to it that seem cool like Goggles type VR, but how would you navigate the everyday things that we all do on our devices? The web, Netflix, other video sources, share that pic of your little one with your fellow office worker, and so many other things. I guess I just don't get it. It would make one **** of an attachment, blutoothed to your phone but to give up your phone 100% for this device seems a little far fetched. I watched the video and it seems cool they way they protray it and while I realize that Google has one of the best voice recognition engines out there, but it's bound to get stuff wrong and do you really want to say everything you intend to do? That's why I like Google search more than Siri. I don't need something to talk back to me to find what I want. I do the talking when I want and type when I don't.

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I tried looking up that glass, and all I'm finding is glasses??? Really? There are aspects to it that seem cool like Goggles type VR, but how would you navigate the everyday things that we all do on our devices? The web, Netflix, other video sources, share that pic of your little one with your fellow office worker, and so many other things. I guess I just don't get it. It would make one **** of an attachment, blutoothed to your phone but to give up your phone 100% for this device seems a little far fetched. I watched the video and it seems cool they way they protray it and while I realize that Google has one of the best voice recognition engines out there, but it's bound to get stuff wrong and do you really want to say everything you intend to do? That's why I like Google search more than Siri. I don't need something to talk back to me to find what I want. I do the talking when I want and type when I don't.

 

[pblakk]

X phone followed by the next nexus phone.

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this.

:beer:
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[pblakk]

Oh... I remember reading vaguely about Verizon not getting any more Nexus phones
... Anyone?

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I tried looking up that glass, and all I'm finding is glasses??? Really? There are aspects to it that seem cool like Goggles type VR, but how would you navigate the everyday things that we all do on our devices? The web, Netflix, other video sources, share that pic of your little one with your fellow office worker, and so many other things. I guess I just don't get it. It would make one **** of an attachment, blutoothed to your phone but to give up your phone 100% for this device seems a little far fetched. I watched the video and it seems cool they way they protray it and while I realize that Google has one of the best voice recognition engines out there, but it's bound to get stuff wrong and do you really want to say everything you intend to do? That's why I like Google search more than Siri. I don't need something to talk back to me to find what I want. I do the talking when I want and type when I don't.

I guess it works out for some and doesn't for others. But Google is really and I mean really good at voice recognition. Check this out if you haven't already.
Google Glass - What It Does

 

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Oh... I remember reading vaguely about Verizon not getting any more Nexus phones
... Anyone?

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It's very likely that no CDMA carrier will get a Nexus phone in a long time because of how Verizon and Sprint (especially Verizon) screwed up the GNex and stained the Nexus name by delaying updates for the phone.

 

[pblakk]

It's very likely that no CDMA carrier will get a Nexus phone in a long time because of how Verizon and Sprint (especially Verizon) screwed up the GNex and stained the Nexus name by delaying updates for the phone.

I hear ya. It's a bummer for a lot of people because of the exclusivity deals.

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[Aquila]

I have to say X phone because it has the most possibility for surprises. Then glass > nexus 5 > everything else

 

[Plazmic Flame]

I was debating between the X Phone and the Nexus 5 but then I chose the X-Phone because Moto can put in it's Razr Maxx battery!

Out of the Nexus 5 and the X-Phone, one of them better have a large battery like the Maxx

 

[AllenRulz]

I'm looking forward to the Moto X & Nexus 5.

 

[Saltcreep]

Galaxy Note 3

 

[pblakk]

Galaxy Note 3

6.5" flexible display SLCD3

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Galaxy Note 3

I don't think that applies. I'm talking about Google devices, not Android devices in general.