Nexus Prime

I'm not sure about the curved shape of the phone (assuming the final product does look like this), as certain view angles while using applications might be an issue but overall I'm actually quite interested in the phone.

Still would prefer a hardware home button though, means no accidental presses and you get a solid 'click' when pressing it.

I'm referring to the images from here. The video of ICS 4.0 is interesting too.
http://www.neowin.net/news/image-of-nexus-prime--android-40-ui-screenshots-leak
 
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I would prefer hardware buttons too - i fear the software button will be a hit and miss affair. But, I won't pass judgement until i've had a try.
 
I went to CWH to send my DHD for repairs..good timing as I should be able to renew contract now :) - strange that no one rang me to ask if I want to upgrade...
so lets wait and see what sung +goog will announce
bring it on 27th !!
 
I'm not sure about the curved shape of the phone (assuming the final product does look like this), as certain view angles while using applications might be an issue but overall I'm actually quite interested in the phone.

Still would prefer a hardware home button though, means no accidental presses and you get a solid 'click' when pressing it.

Smart(or custom) software should take care of that.
 
I'm not sure about the curved shape of the phone (assuming the final product does look like this), as certain view angles while using applications might be an issue but overall I'm actually quite interested in the phone.

Still would prefer a hardware home button though, means no accidental presses and you get a solid 'click' when pressing it.

I'm referring to the images from here. The video of ICS 4.0 is interesting too.
http://www.neowin.net/news/image-of-nexus-prime--android-40-ui-screenshots-leak

Playing with my friends tablet it doesnt seems so bad, never really had a problems with the buttons. and also the curved screen should not be any problem at all and SAMOLED offers unlimited viewing angles.
 
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