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lxskllr said:
Galaxy S5, rooted and gutted. It's a phone. Screen's nice, size is nice, but meh... It doesn't give the control I'd like. I'll keep it til it breaks, or something really nice comes out. "Really nice" probably isn't Android.
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Maybe Ubuntu Touch will have made some progress by that time.
 
ControlD said:
Maybe Ubuntu Touch will have made some progress by that time.
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That's my hope, but it seems like every tech company is determined to not give me what I want in a product.

There's so much cool stuff that can be done using technology available *today*, but no one's doing it. But look! curved glass, and it's .3mm thinner! Battery? there's no room for that. To make up for it, we'll give you a glass back so there's twice as much to break, and you can buy another phone from us sooner :^S
 
Currently a yellow Sony Z5 Compact (unlocked). Soon to be a black Galaxy S7 (also unlocked).

My Nexus 5 battery life became so poor last year that I felt forced to upgrade to something new (even though ideally I wanted to hold on to 2016 because the new Nexus phones I was waiting for didn't appeal to me in the end) and the Sony seemed the best non-Nexus suited for me at the time. Now that the Galaxy S7 is out with its awesome camera I feel compelled to upgrade again as camera quality is my number one must-have in a smartphone these days (along with sufficient battery life to back it up under heavy use).
 
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