your dream android device

- 4.0" 720p Super Amoled display (But running buttonless ICS, bringing it similar in form factor the the existing BB Torch design)
- Vertical Sliding QWERTY keyboard in the mold of the Blackberry Bold 9900
- 2.0 Megapixel front facing camera and 8.0 megapixel rear facing camera with dual LED flash
- HTC styled design with carbon fiber unibody design for lightness and rigidity
- Multicolored LED notification
- Loud Speakerphone
- Pocketable and thin design, but not at the expense of battery life

On the inside

- Ultra Low voltage 1.5Ghz Cortex a15 quad core
- Next gen Power VR graphics
- 1.5GB DDR3 Ram
- 16GB internal storage with micro-sd expansion of up to 64GB cards
- LTE, NFC, Bluetooth 4.0, etc...
- 2500-3000mAh battery (Whatever is enough to get me through a full day of heavy use with the brightness at an optimum level)


So basically I want a samsung HD screen, HTC build quality, BlackBerry vertical qwerty, and a battery which is big enough to get me through one day of heavy use.
 
Ideal, you say.

Heavy Metal Unibody Chassis (Preferably Matte Stainless or Tungsten)
6" 1080p (No Pentile) 16:9 Display (Big Hands, Truckasaurus)
Slender Bezels, Maximum Overall Dimensions 5.75 x 3.5 x 0.5"
2800+ mAH Replaceable Battery (Should be plenty of space for it)
Mini HDMI Port & Display Mirroring Capability
Ice Cream Sandwich & Official CyanogenMod Support
Carrier Unlocked with Pentaband 3G
Includes Matching Metal Miniature Dock/Charging Stand (Prevent USB Port Damage)
The Usual Dual/Quad Core Processor, 1GB+ RAM, 16GB+ ROM

I actually took the time to make some renders of what it could look like.
Imgur Album*
 
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Bumped up HTC vigor
Samsung performance
1.5 Ghz Quad Core
2GB RAM
Thunderbolt Kickstand
24+ hour Battery Life
4.1 720p non pentile display
9mm thin
Unibody Design
Vanilla Android

Hey there 2012!
 
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My dream phone using today's technology would be:

- Samsung Galaxy S2 + Droid 3 Slider Keyboard + Verizon LTE + Vanilla Gingerbread

My dream phone using next year's technology would be:

- Quad-core 1.5 GHz
- 2GB RAM
- 4.5" Super AMOLED+ 720p Screen
- Droid 3 Slider Keyboard
- Verizon LTE
- Vanilla Ice Cream Sandwich
 
SUB-dawg had a good start for my dream one so im modifying his to fit my own...
I own an EVO 4G with the 3500mAh battery and I really dont mind the thickness and size of it.


-4.5 inch HD 720p Super AMOLED+
-1.5 to 2Ghz Quad Core and a GPU
-2GB of RAM
-32GB internal storage with microSD support for a 64GB card
-A fully working 8MP camera with optical zoom (no need to be much but with the big battery maybe a little optical zoom could be added) /3.2MP front facing cam.
-Beats Audio
-3500mAh battery with a design as thin as "possible"
-Stock Vanilla ICS with all the new hardware goodies included (i'd add a custom launcher)
-Sprint true unlimited plan with the real 4G connection (forget LTE and WiMax)
-Touchstone Inductive Back Included
-Built in kickstand
-HDMI out with mirroring
-Unlocked bootloader and kernel sources released for custom kernels
-Gorilla Glass as franquellim said
-Upgradable hardware
-waterproof case
-Winning lottery number predictor just for me (hey, its a dream right?)


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Start with the HTC Holiday as a baseline (Love that 4.5 inch screen but make it 720P). Give it an audiophile grade speaker. Up the CPU (dual core, or quad, if available) to 1.5 GHz, give it 16GB internal storage, 2GB DDR2 RAM, 64GB microSD card (class 10), Gorilla glass screen, ICS, metal case with kickstand a la evo and tbolt, soft back over that, battery capacity to handle a full day of using everything to its fullest, 4G/LTE or better transceivers, wireless N spec, USB3, 1080p HDMI out, quality audio (either Beats or X-Fi), up the rear camera to 12Mp with 3x optical zoom, up the front cam to 3Mp minimum, unlocked bootloader and do all this for $199 max on contract.
 
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I want something along the lines of the Galaxy M PRO, but with a slightly higher resolution screen, faster processor (1GHz Tegra 2?), more RAM (1gb), and 14mbit HSPDA+. Why not a bigger screen? Why not an even faster processor? Why not LTE? Because this sucker should rival the battery life on my Blackberry 9700. And it should be light, and thin. Very thin. In short I want a Blackberry 9900 equivalent running android.
 
I'm pretty happy with my Nexus One. It has color LED notification. I can use the track ball or the volume switches to take a picture. I added a Seidio 3500 mAh battery, a 16Meg sdmicro. The Seidio back cover that comes with the battery was perfect for hacking so I built a sliding combination lens cover/ macro lens so I can shade my precious camera from the ravages of direct sunlight and also take very close up pictures (quite handy for reading small print). I cut out a "locker mirror" to fit the back of the case for those vanity moments.
I WOULD LIKE fully functional USB so that the myriad of USB compatible devices don't go to waste (should be standard on ALL phones. think what developers would do with that!).
I WOULD LIKE a screen I could see well even in full sun.
I WOULD LIKE Google Goggles to work on everything (faces, plants, cars, furniture, maybe if the phone had a spectrometer it could do minerals and chemical composition of consumables and stuff).
I WOULD LIKE manual focus option!!!
I would also like a front facing camera for all those new pseudo 3D apps that will be coming out.
I plan to add green and red laser pointer ro my already decked out phone.
I do not plan on adding a can opener.
 
I want a 4"-4.3" screen with no horizontal bezel and just enough vertical bezel to fit a speaker, camera, multi-colored LED, navigation keys, and trackball on it. So it would be noticiably smaller than today's crop of 4.3" phones, but have a screen about as large.

A gorgeous vibrant screen that can be viewed in full sunlight but sips power.

A full QWERTY vertical slider keyboard with a row of number keys on the top. Blackberry/Treo quality keys, back-lit in the dark for easier typing.

Snappy responses, apps load instantly.

WebOS "cards" interface, but Android or iPhone apps, and Android on-screen editing.

Radios for every signal, all unlocked, so it works everywhere.

Enough juice to last for a full day, 6AM to 12midnight, with the screen on much of the time, the radios on all the time, and the processor doing its thing.

A really good camera with strong dynamic range, excellent fast focus, and decent low-light capability.

Lots of on-board memory, and ability to use external memory (microSD) of arbitrarily large size.

Solid build, not too chunky front-to-back (although this dimension doesn't matter to me as much as the others. Guys, I can fit a pack of cards in my pockets, but a lot of these new phones don't really fit.) with a hard impervious front (like gorilla glass) and a soft-touch back.

And around the edges, I want an on/off switch, a dedicated mute switch, a dedicated camera button, ports for data, power, headphones, and AV connectivity, but NOT a volume rocker that I always hit by mistake. :)
 
Actually, one feature I've been dreaming of, but don't expect to get in the foreseeable future, is a phone made out of something like silly putty. So you can tug the edges and pull out the screen when you want a big screen, or smush it in to have something midsized for email and such, or squish it into a compact package to drop into a pocket.

:-)
 
I am super excited about quad core soon being a reality on phones. Can you imagine the games we'll have soon? *Drools*
 
That would be a Blackberry Torch...

-On Android (If it only get as smooth as the latest OS7 devises)
- ~11mm thick
-All the button that we find on BBs as well as the keyboard
-The screen stretched to the edges (gorilla grass hey !)
-300 dpi Super Amoled+ display
-Dual Core ≥1Ghz 1Go Memory
-Internet Pass Through HTC style
-Iphone's Camera
-Dual Led flash
-LOUD AND CLEAR volume (i was kinda disappointed when i went from the Milestone to my Desire HD)
-20h Video playback (full brightness, full volume) battery life
-LTE
-NFC
-Anti fingerprint kind of thing

Rooted - Y U NO LET ME UNINSTALL STUFF !??
Deep google's app integration (+,gmail,calendar,reader,docs..)
Do i really need to download a Chrono, timer, led flashlight app?? Cmon Google take a look at HTC's work.. Or let them lead your engineers team !



While i'm here, Put Chrome on Honeycomb.
 
HTC
64GB rom onboard
4GB ram onboard
2 SD card slots
4500mAh battery
Naked gingerbread 2.3.5

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Samsung Galaxy Note.
It would be nice to have ICS, but the Samsung apps looked pretty great also, and that's from an adamant stock Nexus user.
Hopefully ICS will be open so options like CM8 will also be available.
 

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