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Already been done. The Nexus line of phones have the latest software directly from Google, and no carrier bloat. Really, anyone technical enough to read HN shou
by ericabiz 15y ago
Already been done. The Nexus line of phones have the latest software directly from Google, and no carrier bloat. Really, anyone technical enough to read HN should go with a Galaxy Nexus or Nexus S vs. ANY other Android phone.
- marquis 15y agoDoes this apply to their small phones? Perhaps it is because of reading HN that I am of the perception that only the larger more feature-full phones are maintained well (or perhaps just that my friends who have bought these just got the big version, having large male rucksacks). The Nexus that I am aware of doesn't fit in my purse.
- te0x 15y agoI can't even think of a good Android phone out on the market today that anyone would consider small. These days decent Androids generally range from 4.3'' screens to the 5.3'' found on the Galaxy Note.
- marquis 15y agoRight, so that effectively keeps me out of the good-phone market. It really is a shame that they can't make a smaller phone (iPhone size is ok but smaller would be better). I'd be a customer for life.
- djhworld 15y agoI'm thinking about the Nexus but the reviews have all slated the camera which is putting me off a bit
- rsynnott 15y ago> The Nexus line of phones have the latest software directly from Google, and no carrier bloat With the caveat that only some Nexus Ses have received ICS.