Edit: 9.10.2013
The contest is now closed. I'm trying to reach the first randomly selected person to confirm if he (yes, it's "he") has a Twitter account and he entered the contest properly.
If he won't answer me within next 24 hours I will pick another winner. Stay tuned and check your Google Hangouts ;)
Here comes another give-away! This time the winner will get a brand new HTC One. Previously, a brand new HTC One X+ in a limited white colour went to Barry.
This give-away is international, which means everyone from around the world can enter and win! HTC One is also supported by Android Revolution HD on XDA Developers Forum under this link.
Why HTC One?
Because it's still the best Android device you can find on the market. HTC partnered with Robert Downey Jr. (RDJ) on a series of #HTChange videos that only he could come up with. To enter the contest, you need to visit first a short RDJ change video available here - http://s.htc.com/1fKG6Rr
Rules
- Watch this video - http://s.htc.com/1fKG6Rr
- In the comments section beneath this post answer one of these two questions:
- what would you like to change in the Android OS?
- what was the most important change in your life? You might use just a few words, but you might come up with a whole story too.
- Share this give-away announcement on Twitter (short link: http://goo.gl/Hfq5d2) using the #RevolutionChange hashtag - this is very important for us to see you actually entered the contest!
The winner will be picked randomly on Wednesday, October 9th 2013.
Prize
As mentioned above, it's a brand new HTC One in a variant of your choice (GSM or GSM+LTE).
Good luck everyone!
Have any questions or comments? Feel free to share! Also, if you like this article, please use media sharing buttons (Twitter, G+, Facebook) below this post!
I would love to see Android slimmed down even more, even as it is it can sometimes feel a bit slow. It's blown iOS out of the water with features, but iOS still dominates with it's speed.
ReplyDeletei'd make android unlock from pin automaticly without the ok buttuon
ReplyDeletethe most important change in my life was buying the "I'm the one you've been waiting for" HTC One X, it was trully the one
I really wish Android OS gets out of occasional lag that happens occasionally and provide even better battery life without having to upgrade the hardware.
ReplyDelete2.1. Still more flexibility for to make my phone, as I want it to be :-)
ReplyDeleteAnswer 1 : beautiful UI, improvement in multitasking, more device friendly and off course less power consumption.
ReplyDeleteAnswer 2 : When i completely change to good person, then it will be my most important change in my life!
I would like it to be more customizable for each user
ReplyDelete1. I would like it to be more reliable for day to day usage, with as little as possible quirks and stuttter.
ReplyDelete1. I would like that Android OS became much more open source...there are too many closed source library/drivers and code parts, this is not useful for the community. Everything should be open source!
ReplyDeleteI think android should work on touch response time IOS beats the android in this thing
ReplyDeletewow i wish i will win this contest
ReplyDeleteI'd like Android to start recognizing the bluetooth and USB commands that get recognized by iOS devices, so I can use my phone in my car as fluidly as I could use an iPhone. - @SantaClausPaul
ReplyDeletewhat would you like to change in the Android OS?
ReplyDeleteMessaging!
The only thing I wanted to get changed is an stock cache whipe software on every phone.. My old Desire HD is a nice exampe why it would be very useful... Systm Cache runs out of space and the phone gets slow as hell.. I want to throw it out of a window so often...
ReplyDeleteThe most important change in my life was going from iPhone to android. It was a simple change but, boy it changed my life.
ReplyDeletethe most important change in my life, was after years of drinking much alcohol and smoking up to 3 packages of cigarettes per day, to change these things, it was not easy going, sometimes i fell back into my old behaviours, until i moved to my new flat, because their my neighbour made me start running, at first it was suffering, but as i did continously go out for a run when wanting to smoke or drink a beer i kept feeling better and better, until today i do my runs to support my health. that was the best and most important change in my life! btw i use for two years now runtastic pro on my android to track my runs, therefore i would like to change in android that there are better widgets for health and running on it :-)
ReplyDeleteI hope android OS gets granular volume controls and fixes the microlag.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see it more efficient, so better battery saving all round along with a smoother overall OS; making less powerful devices more fluid and better on a day-to-day basis.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I'd like to be able to dock it like a desktop or into a laptop shell to turn it into a PC like device as Motorola once tried, I think they're almost ready for that sort of transition and could be a future for replacing the need for multiple devices.
1. I want black interface YouTube app :) 2. I bought htc desire he, my first android device!
ReplyDeletei wish for better voice commands in google now and voice typing using Serbian language.
ReplyDeleteI think that Android OS is the best OS, and I like very much the level of customization that and you can set...Maybe I would like that it will be more fast...and...something less important is that I would prefer another color for the Android figure LOL! I don't like the green color :P
ReplyDelete1. What I would like to see is the ability to fully move apps to the SD card. It was available back in the time, but now it is not.
ReplyDelete2.Most important change of my life was from a teen to becoming a solider at 18
The most important change in my life was buying an HTC Desire HD!
ReplyDelete1. I would like to get the option to change things in the UI without the need to root the device. For example, changing the DPI right from the settings and the whole UI should work without FC or something. One more thing that I would like to change is the lockscreen, we need something fresh, beautiful and new, like the lockring in Sense 4 , or water ripple in TouchWiz - we need something cool to Stock Android OS too :)
ReplyDelete1) I would change nothing, really. Long time ago I had a Nokia 3330. Suddenly, mp3 devices came out. On that period I thought "Why not making a device with all those things together?". Well, Android has gone beyond my imagination, and today I'm able to do everything I wish with my device, they did all I asked and much much more. I just can't imagine a feature to add to this OS.
ReplyDelete2) My greatest change in my life was changing university. It may be a normal thing for most of people, but for me it has been a decisive choice as i switched from inforatic engineering to nautic engineering. In the end I'm very happy about the choice i did since I'm doing a thing that I actually like, and the informatic knowledge helped me a lot in many situations :)
I would like android to have a bit more sofisticated UI
ReplyDeleteWhat I would like to see changed in Android is the UI. Android needs a simpler, more beautiful user interface. Something like Sense UI would be nice.
ReplyDeleteMost important change? Getting married and having kids - mind blowing every day.
ReplyDeleteWhat I would change in Android? I would change the share dialogue. It should work more like the HTC version. Show a list of 5 or so most used apps and a button for more. I have a ton of apps and don't want to search a massive lost every time I want to share. Maybe even make the first five a favorites you're thing.
I only need more customization options out of the box. I hate using a lot of apps/tweaks or mod's.
ReplyDeleteIn the andriod OS in blinkfeed i would like to change to put the content you want
ReplyDeleteMost important thing for me is changing from IOS to Android :)
I would like to change in the Android OS the energy consumption. Android phones are great but the ideal phone must live at least 4-5 days without charging
ReplyDelete1. I would change the default icons. They're quite boring in my humble opinion.
ReplyDelete2. Biggest change in my life was when I stopped drinking coffee. Don't have the caffeine highs and lows anymore.
I would add native support for cloud app data backup
ReplyDeleteI would like apps to have smooth scrolling like Facebook and Google+. The OS is smooth but most Android devices appear to stutter as pages load and take attention away from the UI.
ReplyDelete1. i would love them to reduce the latency when you touch the screen, so that developers can develop musical apps on android without lagging.
ReplyDelete2. Htc HD2 change my life, because that was my first smartphone...hehe
1. I would want android to get better at securing the Os for corporate environments. Most of them in NZ still use apple devices. I WANT TO BE ABLE TO USE MY HTC ONE.
ReplyDeletei would like android to have more customization out of the box..as some custom rom's offer
ReplyDeletethe most important change in my life came when i got my first love..she changed my life completely
she taught me how to be happy ..today i am focusing on my career is all due to her
she forced me to ge rid of all my bad habits..i am sure what i am today is all because of her
i love you :<3 happy 6th anniversary love :*
I would like for all manufacturers to give an option of stock or there customized version (Sense, TouchWiz, etc). Choice is good.
ReplyDeleteTue greatest change in my life are my 2 kids.:-D
ReplyDeleteThere should be a native permission manager for all apps and developers should be forced to handle missing permissions in their apps.
ReplyDeleteI would like to change the UI of the android OS to become smoother, smoother than iOS.
ReplyDelete1. I want an Android version I don't have to worry about open applications for best possible battery time, with absolutely no lag in opening essential phone applications and better contact management.
ReplyDelete2. From a day to day perspective one of the greatest changes in my lifestyle was getting an android smartphone. I have become tech dependent and am now heavily dependent on Sygic GPS, Calender, Camscanner, Phone email and Phone storage (instead of carrying a separate USB thumb drive). The amount of things that I used to use my laptop for have gone down maybe by 60%.
An out of the box Linux experience similar to what Canonical's work with Ubuntu.
ReplyDeleteThe latest big change is using my phone for more things because of the front facing speakers. All phones and tablets should have this feature from now on.
Better security.. App security. Google should check all posted apps in the Google Play Store and reject any application that uses unnecessary permissions... There should be sort of control over this...
ReplyDeleteBiggest Change in my Life?
ReplyDeleteQuitting World of Warcraft
I'd like to have the small lags fixed, and maybe a built-in theme engine into the stock os?
ReplyDelete1. I want the OS to appear more appealing than how it currently looks like. But who knows they've already done that in KitKat.
ReplyDelete2. Most important change would be transitioning from Windows Mobile 6.5 to Android. The best choice I made so far ;)
I'd like more android to develop to enable personalized proximity and home automation services. Like follow me lights on/off, door locking, heating on etc.
ReplyDeleteI think Android has to improve the multitasking, I want multiwindow in stock Andorid.
ReplyDeletethe main thing I want in the android OS is that the future version support all devises not just the new ones, for example what if the android kitkat will be installed on the htc desire or older devises.
ReplyDeletethe most important change in my life is my education, when I started college education must things on my life are changed : habits, social relations, friends, believes...
Q1 I would change the multible options you get like 4 ways to open main menu or settings other than that I wouldn't change a thing
ReplyDeleteQ2 most important change in my live was getting my kids I would be nothing with out them
The most important change in my life is going from Nokia with symbian to HTC with Android!!!
ReplyDeletegetting my HTC flyer
ReplyDelete1. To be more safer for user :)
ReplyDelete2. Then I used a smartphone for first time! :)
What I'd change in the Android OS?
ReplyDeleteI'd change the way Android is updated. t'll be great if the OS was updated by Google, like on the Nexus devices.
I would add better notifications.... I like Motorola is doing with their lock screen but, I'd like to see notifications like wp li e tiles or even bbubbles like in iOS.
ReplyDeleteBiggest change in my life was having kids. Nothing changes how you use and look at technology like having kids.
1. Extend the NFC functionality to more things. Like s beam and more and the support for themes and better stock camera app with more futures and better camera performance from the original apk and librarys of android
ReplyDelete1. beautiful UI like Sense, no Bugs and no Viruses and fast updates...
ReplyDeleteQ1:I would like to see widgets for the notification bar/area. I know that this is already possible, but i hate it that the icon is always in the notification bar. So standard widget in the notification area, which you can turn on and off.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see weather, agenda/calendar, stock widget, a scrolling news widget ect.
Q2: The most important change is mobile internet and apps like whatsapp. Before that we had to send a sms, now there is this cheap and fast way to send friends and family messages. It is easy to plan something with friends.
And when there is no toilet paper left i don't have to yell anymore..
Answer 1: I would love that google somehow force the manufacturers to really commit with at least two big updates, i still own a htc one x and im not gonna upgadre until october 2014 when the phone reaches 2 years.
ReplyDeleteAnswer 2: The biggest change in my life was when i decided to quit being a lawyer, and get in college again to study computer engineering, which i'm currently doing.
1. We need an Airplay equivalent on Android.
ReplyDelete2. Meeting the love of my life.
One small change I would like to see in android is the support for themes out of the box.
ReplyDelete1.what would you like to change in the Android OS?
ReplyDeleteopinion: i would like to see Android os less bulky...less lag...more user friendly and smooth UI...more importantly less uses of Ram...i always observed Os keep almost 50% Ram in normal use..and less restriction to use custom roms,kernels etc...for example user with Hboot 1.54 in Htc smartphone cant s-off right now,,,
2.what was the most important change in your life?
Every moment, everything in the universe changes, whether we come to know or not. Change is the most important aspect in the world. Especially living beings like us change mentally, physically, intellectually, etc. Change makes life go forward. What is there in a life where there is no change. But we should see that whatever change takes place should be for the better, not otherwise.
it may not seems a big deal to everyone but for me i was a big move...yup..i stopped drinking...i got my true love when i was in college..she makes my life heaven..i promised her i won't drink after our relationship...but somehow i slipped i started to become alcoholic again...after few month she found out and the result was devastating..she trusted me so much she couldn't take it lightly...she tried to suicide...but luckily she survived...when i saw her in hospital bed..struggling to life...crying....then i realized what life is,,,,its not about what you like...it is about what makes you happy,,,alive...i sat beside her in the hospital and hold her hand...then i said " i will never make you cry again " when she was sleeping...after few days she went to her home...wouldn't contact with me...i tried several times...then i taught may b i don't deserve her...so i stooped pushing...after 6month one day she called then started crying...i didn't know what to say...after that day..my life become so much good and happier...our 4th anniversary is on next February...thnx everyone....
P.S:Her Birthday is in next October,,,,so i could really use a Brand new Htc one...thnx :) :) God Bless.....
I would love to see android os be more minimalistic in terms of theme to have a more classy look as compared to the current theme (too colorful just like ios) and also improve the fluidity of the entire android os just like ios. Switching from apple to android phone was the most significant change in my life (in terms of gadgets). Android os is very flexible and endless customization.
ReplyDelete(1) The thing I'd like to change the most about Android is how manufacturer skins can be embedded so deeply on top of the OS. Google can/should accept this, and find a way to create an easy sandbox + skin API for those manufacturer skins so it can be toggled off for an AOSP experience if desired.
ReplyDelete(2) The biggest change of my life so far was moving away from my parent's house and into somewhere different. I actually had the privilege of staying in the house I grew up in while my parents moved out. A certain time after that, my parents wanted to move back in so I had to move out. All that extra time in 1 place made it harder to endure going out on my own, but it was always rewarding.
1. If Samsung would hire me I would definetily consider working on lag-free os. Android is a perfect os, but because so many phones are running on it, there are a lot of versions of it and some of them have more bugs. I would also consider hiring some developers from XDA and CM series, it would make Android more open and laggfree.
ReplyDelete2. The biggest change in my life was when I switched to an Android phone. It's really compact and open to everybody (customazible). My dream job is to work for a company like htc, samsung or lg, I really would like to donate my piece of opinion into this AOSP.
1. What I would like to see is real responsiveness in real time, touch without touch and guess before even think.
ReplyDelete2.Most important change of my life was my two kids! They're truly lovely and they really ruined my career!
1. Would like to see better energy management, lag free UI.
ReplyDelete2. The birth of my 2 kids.
In my life there is a lot of important changes.
ReplyDeleteIt's so hard to pick one of these.
May, it's the time when i meet the most important person in my life couse i studied to make a best life for us. :)
All of the things I would want to change are either manufacturer or carrier specific, not with Android.
ReplyDelete1: What would you like to change in the Android OS?
ReplyDeleteI like custom ROMs with all the bells an whistles and my husband whats something that just works. I would like to see devices the come out striped of the junk (bloat apps, junk code, etc), from the start. That would make a perfect phone for DH, and I wouldn't have to mess with his. I know that is asking a lot...
1. I would definitely change the stock Android phablet UI.
ReplyDelete2. The most important change in my life was when I switched from C++ to Java development.
Answers
ReplyDelete1. Want to see all my manually installed apps in 1 GRID.
2. After studying ARTS in college getting Network Administration JOB.
1. What would you like to change in the Android OS?
ReplyDeleteI want more elegance to match the beauty of WP8 or just a refresh.
2. What was the most important change in your life?
When I started following my dreams to become an MMA fighter, actor, and musician.
1. Adapt the ui to the new card look of Google apps, making it more colorful, less futuristic looking. Right now the ui feels quite out of place again compared to latest design changes in apps.
ReplyDeleteThe most important change in my life was actually HTC and Technology in-general as I became closer to it & is now my primary objective to hunt everything tech related
ReplyDeleteTwitter post: https://twitter.com/stonelaughter/status/383961687960731648
ReplyDeleteThe most important change in my life so far was leaving the Royal Air Force to become a civilian IT Support person - the change was immense in so many ways and even affect my life now.
1.stock email to support threading, messaging to be hybrid with hangouts - ala iMessage
ReplyDelete2. My daughter
I think one essential issue that Android has to adress right now is the lack of a personal, emotional and most of all, 'real' connection with it's users. There is no unity between different brands of phones that run Android, even though they all have the same (Android) heart.
ReplyDeleteThis is I think (partly) because "Android" as a brand, or entity, has no charactaristics which can be described (or rather experienced) as human. For me it feels too much as if it's just one of the many products that come out of the Google machine, wherein everything is ruled by algorithms, rather than human emotions.
You see it with Windows, there are hundreds of different PC brands, but all the users normally know is that they have a Windows computer. This is what makes it so strong and more important, it's what connects people with the brand and with other Windows users, no matter what the brand of their PC hardware is.
The good thing about Android is that it's part open-source, so in theory anyone could develop such a concept. Companies like HTC and Samsung could use this weakness to take over the whole OS and it's users.
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Answer for question 1:
ReplyDeleteA method for faster updates...I hate waiting for my carrier to give the update to me too, when he wants.
I want Android OS to be better in terms of memory management and Security.
ReplyDeleteFace Unlock feature should be removed.
Biggest change would be for Android to move over to the desktop platform as well.
ReplyDeleteIt would be great it AndroidOS would be more customizable :) Just things like icons, transparity, transitions and making more use of the built in sensors.
ReplyDelete1. I'd like to change the Android OS because :
ReplyDelete- The heavy OS, Android IMO still consumes a lot of RAM.
- Android OS still have some crashes occasionally.
- Android OS original doesn't support tablet mode, and a lack of standards for tablet apps.
- The update cycle is too quick for OEMs to keep up, the OS should be taken more care when upgrading.
- A new more friendly native interface, native icons should be redesigned => set a new standard for devs to work with.
- Android OS keyboard should support more languages and the methods of typing.
- An offical advanced power menu, I know devs have been working on this but an offical one would be great.
2. The most important thing that changed my life is getting a smartphone - a brand new HTC One X. I felt in love with the One X the first time I saw it, and it began to change the way I interact with the world. So after a few weeks I decided to root the device, and the first custom Rom that I installed was ARHD, and I still using ARHD now, team ARHD is awesome, you guys makes my One X better ! I set my eyes one the One as soon as it became official but due to the limit budget ( I'm still a student ) that I can't afford one, but my One X is doing very well.
If I'm given the One I would be very grateful, thanks for reading.
I'd like to see a better improvement on the use of the resources, the phones with a less powerful hardware doest offer a real experiences of android is, and this could be the next step.
ReplyDeleteThe things that I really like about android is freedom, there is nothing like this in the market, you have thousand of possibilities with an android phone.
1. Change to Android, let's see, while I enjoy mostly HTC's customization, Vanilla Android looks kind of dead, dull.. Like it's lifeless. I would just like a complete overhaul of it's design. While it does look better than GB and earlier, it really lacks something special, can't really put it into words.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see it a bit more animated, the lockscreen for instance (Completly love Sense4 Weather Lockscreen). + More customization to the phone answer screen. HTC has done a fantastic job, I'm using Sense 4 and I'm loving it, however Samsung & the others.. the answer screen looks completly hideous!
https://twitter.com/angrygr8/status/383965998233055233
1. Offer gesture based functionality in Android
ReplyDelete2. The event that changed my life was the day I bought a meal for a needy person and the smile that it bought on his face.
I would love to see even more native widgets for Android OS as they are more stable than some third party widgets.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see change in the android os: I would like to be abke to add a widget to the home screen that displays the data from the built in data info without having to install any third party apps.
ReplyDelete2. The most important change in my life was my twelve birthday, my parents gave me the Desire HD and I love this phone so much. Until now, I'm still using ARHD on my Desire HD.
ReplyDeleteI would like to change the Android OS by the way Android updates meaning that when Android updates, every device that use Android will update no matter which manufacture made the device with the given choice of update the Android OS as pure Android or update the Android OS with the OEM's skin (will take time for updates to release). Android also should make some sort of guideline for the minimum spec of a device should have so that every device WILL update for at least 2 years.
ReplyDeletei see the future as a place where you can tell the device what to do in a easier way, they should work more on the glasses idea things you use more often so you get more info when you need it, and work on a platform that is in sync will all your devices, computer, cellphone, tablet, sunglasses, all in one roof, i dont like to change devices to do different thing, the padfone is a great idea but needs more work.
ReplyDeletethe best time of my life is when i deciden to support the htc owners here in costa rica, i love the company but i get no support whatsoever, i hack devices to install spanish to get rid of oem stuff like from att or t mobile, repairs is hard here, i have sent info to htc about the market and i want to sell htc devices here but no answer.
i would like to tell them that, they try to fight samsung and apple at the same time and they are in two different worlds.
htc should have 3 devices, flagship all balls out device 5 inches lcd , one in the middle4 inches lcd and one cheap 3 inches with the option to have WP or Android and maybe other OS, let them fight the OS fight, you can make awesome hardware, and pass along the updates as soon as they are available like apple do, that way is not hard to support old devices. if the device is 3 years old unlock it completely let the world play with them as the please, that way you will keep selling old devices every year.
build htc sense as a launcher, so even samsung devices will have it if the consumer wants it, sell it for $1, call audio technica and build the best sound in every device, no bullshit like beats , call nikon and build the best camera, you dont need to be the first only the best, dont tell us about an amazin device if its not available that same week, hype is high for the moment then nothing happens, that is bad very bad, you dont need to have 100 devices every year just a few but very well made, you dont need to have them all different same phone will work example htc one, amazing phone, now you have s3 and the s3 mini, s4 and the s4 mini, build one device have it 3 options htc one the best with the best you can offer and the best android have, second htc one in the middle of the spectrum, and the third htc one the cheap one of all, same design but 3 options, designing 20 devices all different every year is a pain, look apple same design make a lot of money, look samsung same design over and over in like 100 devices,
htc one is great but battery is not that good is you gonna have a non remobable battery make it a big one, no sd card, why? is not that hard, now in the cheap options ok fine but in the flagship why not? i will pay for the best and many will.
let google and MS fight the OS fight you concentrate in hardware you know better, you make good device,
remember the HD2? go back to the good old days, one device all balls out amazing piece of work, still one of the best of all time, every option there was back in the day you had it in there.
my best day wasa the day i got my first HTC and i keep selling them and supporting the ppl here come to us we will tell you what to do. elman ortega mata elmortma@gmail.com elmortma@hotmail.com
1. Defeating the fragmentation :) All devices are getting the latest version of Android in 24 hours after Google presentation. A bit of utopia here :D
ReplyDelete2. Love. It was difficult, but Trance music has changed my mind.
I would bring back the ability to install apps to the SD card. Right now SD cards at only good for media which means 16gb phones are a bit of a pain even if they have SD card slots.
ReplyDelete1 - First and most of all i'd make it so the Android could be "installed" on every device with different hardware without being forced to change the Android itself, something like windows/linux on pc, you boot it to the cd and install it in every computer you want, without having to change the OS for it to be able to run on that device. That would single handedly terminate the android fragmentation, since anyone could just download a pure AOSP image from google and flash it in whatever device they have in a few painless steps. OFC there would still be room for customized ROMs, which add features and performance, and would make their work easier, since they could just add features and performance and it would work on a wide array of devices instead of having to port it to each device. That's, in my opinion, the worst of android.
ReplyDelete2 - Back on 2010 when I switched from Symbian to the Galaxy S i9000, I finally saw "the light", I could do so much I couldn't back on the Symbian I was just amazed.
PS: My tweet link: https://twitter.com/dwjorgeb/status/383969740684685312
1. never had android phone so i don't know what should be changed.. but seems good already with more simple than ios
ReplyDelete2. The change that i had to go though is moving to alot of country for study. now i am a med student!!!
More customizing options.
ReplyDeleteMy children changed my life .
what would you like to change in the Android OS: IMHO the widgets are underused. I would love to have more widget by default.
ReplyDeleteI'm not really a techy guy but if you ask me what would I change in Android OS, I'd say the whole stock UI. Change it to Sense UI so that everything will be perfect and beautiful. Good Hardware probably needs a good LOOKING software UI.
ReplyDeleteThe most important change in my life was when I chose HTC when I was looking for a smartphone even though i didn't know a thing about HTC. And. I fell in love with HTC ever since! ^^
1. I would appreciate that Android would give the opportunity to be directly root, for security it would be appropriate to set a root password.
ReplyDelete2. The most important change has been overcome shyness.
I just don't want anymore carrier bloatware. We should have the option to uninstall it without having to root and freeze the app and if we do want those apps then we can just download them. Most are unnecessary either way...
ReplyDelete1. Working on battery consumption would be good.
ReplyDelete2. Kids :D
I would like google to have set guidelines for devices to run android, so no more crap android devices
ReplyDeleteThe most important change in my life was the born of my son! I think I don't need to go into details... ;) Good luck for everyone! ;) Ohh and thanks Mike for this give-away! ;)
ReplyDelete1. I would like Android to integrate SD card usage so that I don't run out of storage despite having an empty SD card.
ReplyDelete2. My life changed completely when my son was born.
What I would like to see in Android is better battery life/management and easy themes/customization options.
ReplyDelete1) the change i would like to see in android is a universal update mechanism for all brands .. whether they force companies to not make any adjustments to the raw android firm ware or they work with these companies closely to release the updates on all the devices at the same time .. all androids should be one family ... the idea that every company push their updates on a different time frame makes it really weird because at the end of the day all are just Google android ..
ReplyDelete2)the most important change ive had in my life is when my parents departed when i was 11 years old ... though of how harsh and shocking and scary ive grown up with a lot of meanings a lot of love and care that wouldnt have been their if i had a normal life ...
I would like to see improve on the Android OS is faster upgrades! Separate out major android components from the core os and and update them through the play store! There has been good progress towards this already but I just want to see it happen faster!
ReplyDeleteThe change in the Android OS should be the process of the late update of the andriod os phone should be change and the lagging problem
ReplyDeletehttps://twitter.com/agam2104/status/384001332375322624
1) Would love to see Android become quicker, it seems sluggish at time, and lightening fast at others....
ReplyDelete2) Getting a new job!
I would like to see an android chat between android devices, just like iMessage for iPhone or BBM for BlackBerry.
ReplyDeleteI want android to be the most stable operating system
ReplyDeleteI would like to be able to open the notification center in apps, not only on the homescreen, or lockscreen
ReplyDeleteI want to see improve the speed of the andriod os
ReplyDeletehttps://twitter.com/aparsethi/status/384009333974904832
What I really want to change about Android for years now is nothing because it is almost perfect.
ReplyDeleteStandardized messaging like iMessage. Love android's flexibility but would like to see messaging a little more standardized.
ReplyDeleteIf there's anything I want to change on the Android, that would be compatibility. Now, android is basically just a mobile OS, but what if in the future, android would be used as an Operating system for your desktops? That would mean increased synchronization on different types of platforms, like how Apple does things but without as much restrictions.
ReplyDeleteBTW thanks for helping me on my CID problem the other day, I was literally sweating cold sweat by the taught of returning my already modified phone.
The most important change in my live has been the smartphone, it has changed my life, the possibility of to be connected everywhere with my daughters and with the world it's amazing! I need to add that HTC has been my first smartphone, I really love it (HTC Touch 3g)
ReplyDelete1-to change the icons
ReplyDelete2-moving to Denmark
Well, this is very personal, and it's the first time I write about it in a public internet comment, but.. the most important change in my life was (and still is) coming to terms and accepting my sexual orientation, not only because of the orientation itself but because it made me change and evolve everything in my life: from the most simple aspects like the movies I watched or the things I read, to the most complex like my university and studies choice, my friendships and the way I see the world in general.. it was completely eye-opening to realize that I was really different from most people (even 'gays', though I don't like the term) in more ways than one, and to understand that there's nothing wrong about it (on the contrary it couldn't be more right), to drop the guilt and self-destructive tendencies.. all of which helped me a lot to know myself much better and to have a way more intimate relationship with myself and with others, to have more of that 'emotional' intelligence that sometimes is really appreciated.. it probably even affected my smarphone choice a little bit, especially because they called Sense a 'holistic' intuitive experience, and I think it was and still is true: everything is easy and feels nice with Sense
ReplyDeleteI would like also (like some post above) avoid the Android Fragmentation, my Sensation stopped receiving update, but hopefully some talanted Dev's like Mike of course and others can bring us the latest versions of Android :)
ReplyDeleteAnd the only thing which changed a bit my life is the music i re-discovered the electronic music (Dubstep , DnB...) Before i listened a lot of RAP music, i got bored..
Monstercat <3 ^^
I really like android, but what really grinds my gears is the fact that google is using old, non intuitive aproach to data storage, which causes most problems. i would really like google to work on that.
ReplyDeleteBiggest change in my life was my first job. I found out how to treat own hard earned money, learned how do people interact and developed my own phylosopy.
I would the like the setting menu to be simpler in use and all of its components more accesible.
ReplyDeleteI would the like the setting menu to be simpler in use and all of its components more accesible.
ReplyDelete1. All android core apps like Phone, People , sms, System UI, Camera, Calende, Calculator, Browser, rshould be updated via play store. This will least ensure that legacy device can use latest core app. Also better RAM management for low end devices.
ReplyDelete2. What I would change is:
ReplyDelete- solving the fragmentation issue of Android, at least in recent devices.
- changing the Android experience and UI to a more consistent and smooth one.. Some times I feel like android is a little bit inconsistent
- Including an 'easy mode' that would allow people that are not 'tech people' to use it as easily as they use an iPhone. Because sometimes people feel confused by Android and overwhelmed by all the options that it has.
1- More customization options in the pure Android and Google take into account the modifcations made by developers for future updates.
ReplyDelete2- My transition from a Java-based OS to Android with the HTC Desire HD. It changed my life...
1. Fragmentation is still one of the biggest issues with Android. My previous phone was the Motorola Atrix, and while its hardware was revolutionary for its time, the device's life was unfairly cut short due to poor support from the parent company. This is one of the good things about Apple--iOS is mostly the same across the board.
ReplyDeletePeople asking for more customization are asking for Android to become more bloated IMHO.
I would like to see Android be better optimized for the devices it runs on. (i.e moto x) The biggest change in my life was when I had an accident, arrived to the hospital 15 min before I would have died, had head surgery, and suffered zero brain damage. My outlook on life changed completely.
ReplyDeleteandroid needs better optimize games they need to improve that area
ReplyDeleteI would abolish the Lockscreen Widgets
ReplyDeleteI would change the default mail and browser clients in Android OS. Gmail and Chrome should be the default apps.
ReplyDelete- I Wish Android was more Stable, more Customisable and a self aware Inteligence system. like if jarvis had a bounting bad ass baby brother :D
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see google step in and speak out against carriers locking phones in any such as bootloaders etc. I'd like to see android treated like a pc os where you get to do what you want to it without having to jump through any hoops.
ReplyDeletei would like Android OS device has long battery life and continuous OS update.
ReplyDelete1. I'd like Android OS to be improved in the multitasking section so that it could consume less battery and have a more responsive UI even on old or entry devices.
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ReplyDeleteI would like to see Android OS improve battery life and have better integration with tablets.
Tweeted > https://twitter.com/88k8y/status/384208550467100672
better battery life, this is all what every one want... :)
ReplyDelete1. What would you like to change in the Android OS?
ReplyDelete- I want more customizable UI: also for the stock Android UI and also for the Sense. More customizable I mean things, like TeamVenom is providing :)
2. Have childs :)
Twitter link: https://twitter.com/HericsStefanSK/status/384223087866019840 :)
The only change i think is necessary on the HTC phones is the option to remove some of the stock apps/features that you never use.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see that the battery holds up for at least 1 day. Theyal say that the battery can hold up for a few days but in real it can't even hold up for 1 day.
ReplyDeletei would like to see battery management without giving up performance of the phone.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see the following change in Android OS: I would like User Experience to take CPU priority over anything. What I mean is the smoothness of the scrolling in apps is jeopardised by other things going on in the background; such as loading up pictures (on Facebook for example, this causes judder while scrolling). My one and only gripe with Android (which I love, by the way) is that it's still not as smooth as iOS. I hate iOS, but one thing they have got right is the silky smoothness.
ReplyDeleteI would like it to be even more lightweight... Speed is everything so no need for unnecessary services and apps. I hope the 4.4 will get it to a whole new level. Good luck to everyone.
ReplyDeleteThe 1 change i like to see in Android is having default push mail like Blackberry rather than the pull mail system.
ReplyDeleteTwitter share link - https://twitter.com/shahamit99/status/384237293336154112
I would like for the devs to find a way to make Android snappier (maybe even make it run natively, without the Dalvik VM) and to also include a few business apps and widgets (i.e.: Google added QuickOffice for free, but we still don't have a tasks/to-do app with the same functionallity as Any.do from the Google/Android Dev Team).
ReplyDeleteIt's too much fun not to answer only one, but both! so:
ReplyDelete1. Change of android, is to be more focused on multitasking, a smartphone is becoming a real powerhouse, it should be possible to run multiple apps side by side, or even extend your screen once hooked up to an MHL-HDMI.
2. The change of my life is when I went to japan for an exchange for half a year. I've come home a different person, and I feel I am able to help anyone out there.
3. https://twitter.com/Cbxu/status/384248193069768704
1- what I would like to change in Android : Better more stable more functional and customizable UI, better multitasking, less power consumption, Less lagging and less frequent hangups.
ReplyDelete2- the biggest change happened in my life when I got my first Android phone and discovered this world.
1. Would like Android OS to be more lighter and changes on the user interface.
ReplyDeleteMost important change in my life is the birth of my 7years old daughter of course :-)
ReplyDelete2. The most important change in your life was when I moved to Scotland for 9 months when I was 20 as part of a student exchange program
ReplyDelete1.I think Android should support developers to make more Android Exclusive Games.A super intelligent AI should be included in the OS.
ReplyDelete2.Most important change of my life is when I got bad grades at 10th Grade and got into a class full of bullies and unfriendly people(first time in my life).It was a terrifying experience.
1. Cleaner UI, better cloud, better battery optimizing, less heavy and add a full android backup.
ReplyDelete2. The most important change in my life is when my 10 year old brother now was born. He brought so much joy in my life and I would also want to make him happy by giving him his first phone if ever I get lucky enough to win this HTC One. TIA. :)
I would like android to include an option to automatically disable 3G while the screen is off. (like it has already for wifi)
ReplyDeleteAnd eventually a periodically synchronization of all accounts (for example every 30 minutes) by auto re-enabling 3G (or LTE)
I would also like to see an improved sms-app, the current app is quite limited in features.
2. The most important change in my life was when I chose to but an android over an iOS.... i.e., HTC One S over iPhone4
ReplyDelete1.I would like to see android as a full fledged desktip os which supports 64 bit architecture
ReplyDelete.2. Zoe...it captures every moment of my life 3 seconnds video fantastic
1- I would like Google and Android System to secure the application, by controlling them before publication. I think this is the only problem on the platform, compared to iOS or Windows Phone. Moreover, there are more and more persons using Android, and in fine, it can be an huge security problem. That's why, according to me, HTC, Samsung and others would have to update their smartphones quickly, when a new version is developed, just like iOS, or Windows Phone.
ReplyDeleteThe segmentation on the market between lot of versions of Android is getting more and more catastrophic for Android, and developers...
https://twitter.com/netcitrus/status/384273371090800641
Although the HTC One already does a very good job with the "power saver" mode, I only wish the Android OS would be more battery friendly! Everything else, is amazing, it already does everything I need :)
ReplyDeleteI would like if the Android updates would come faster to us, the end users. Also an interface change would be nice.
ReplyDeleteThe most important change in my life is when i decided to change from nokia symbian to android! That is the best decision i ever made. No regrets! It is simple change but it change my daily life a lot.
ReplyDeleteThe most important change in my life was when I bought my first phone HTC desire c and I remember every second of it's unboxing.
ReplyDeleteFor me, the biggest change in my life was becoming a father of twins, 1 boy and 1 girl who are now 14 years old and the greatest kids one could ask for!
ReplyDelete1. What I would like to change in Android OS?
ReplyDeletei would like to change the music controls, like changing a track without having to unlock my phone, something like that
my tweet - https://twitter.com/RijalAusmat/status/384287566515539968
The change i would like to see is too be able to make video calls without 3d party apps.
ReplyDeleteFor the rest I thing that Android is going in a good way and I hope that it will keep like that.
i would love to see an easy dual boot mode in Android phones where users can switch between 2 Android OS of their choice, eg dual boot stock android and android with Sense
ReplyDelete1.what would you like to change in the Android OS?
ReplyDeleteI really don't know because I don't own an Android phone, or even a smartphone :).
2. what was the most important change in your life? moving in an other town.
I would like to see the sw update fo Android same way apps update. I Kew there pressure from the OEM's and carriers, but I think if anyone could succeed in this, it would be Google.
ReplyDeleteBiggest changes in my life is having a child. My daughter brought about a love and selflessness that I never could have imagined.
Android OS is already a great OS, but I would like to see some user friendly improvements and more immersive interface that is much more intuitive than this that we have today.
ReplyDelete2) Your amazing ARHD ROM on my HTC One X.
ReplyDeleteFirstly i would like to change the lockscreen, i think that you should give option in settings to chose between different lockscreens!
ReplyDeleteMy mother and father adopted a child, and i would like to give him a good child-hood with the new innovative Kids-mode on the new HTC One.
i think Android at the right way to the top
ReplyDeleteThe most important change to my life was the birth of my son. Now i know you guys don`t want to hear about that so i`ll pick another change that`s more on topic ;-) The biggest change that has to do with this action was the point where i decided to forget about Nokia and bought my first HTC which in the end brought me to XDA and opened a whole new world. No need to add that the HTC One would be the first step on the next lever for me.....
ReplyDeleteAns 1 - Battery Life...
ReplyDeleteAns 2 - The Life after Smartphone is too easy any where in the World..
I'd like stock Android to pick up a couple more enterprise features, so it could effectively combat iOS in that space.
ReplyDeleteThe most important change in my life is meeting ursula lindeman and Patrick nieuwendijk
ReplyDeleteIf i win this phone it will be donated to patrick
1) I want all android sets to be able to dual boot by default :)
ReplyDeleteIn Android OS I would like to see improved multitasking.
ReplyDeleteAfter that many years that have passed with Android OS on my phones, there is nothing specific I would like to change from the perspective of an everyday user. I am pretty satisfied with the latest Sense 5 integration which is sleek and clean. But I am open for any future ideas from Google and HTC. Surprise me!
ReplyDeleteThe way data & storage is handled. I remember using my first ever Android, HTC Hero, loved everything about it! But the same problem still exists today. Too much apps will prevent emails/messages from coming in, apps forced to close due to low internal memory.
ReplyDeleteIn Android OS I would like to have better battery management!!
ReplyDeleteI want the sensor to detect eye motion so every time you open your phone you dont have to press any button ...
ReplyDelete1. I would like to add native Radio FM API.
ReplyDelete2. Arco68's CM9 port to i9001.
I would like to see a change in battery life and the lag in the system, both are pretty annoying at this point
ReplyDeleteAnswer 1. I want One small change I would like to Andriod new version name is Andriod 4.4 Ladoo (API Level19)
ReplyDeleteAnswer 2. The biggest change in my life was when i decided to quit being a lawyer, and get in college again to study computer engineering, which i'm currently doing.
Most important thing I'd like to see in Android is a great battery life. Lag free OS would be cool also :-)
ReplyDelete1 - The thing that i wish to see in our android devices is a new and really innovative laucher; i like the stock android launcher and all other "holo themed" launcher on play store but sometimes i wish to hase some new form of android home
ReplyDelete2 - biggest change in my life was to go away from my city and experience a new way of life!
Answer 1. I want One small change I would like to Andriod new version name is Andriod 4.4 Ladoo (API Level19)
ReplyDeleteAnswer 2. The biggest change in my life was when i decided to quit being a lawyer, and get in college again to study computer engineering, which i'm currently doing.
I would like for the call log to show call and message counter as well. It would help me ascertain how many calls/sms I've made this week/month. Also in case of lost phone, i would like some selective things to auto-delete and the rest like contacts and messages to be available after format so that it's easy for the finder of my mobile to return it back to me cause I'm a strong believer that the finder understands the value of a personal mobile.
ReplyDeleteMy tweet link- https://twitter.com/sachin_goral/status/384357866884198400
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ReplyDeleteThere's nothing I would like to change on Android. It's better than any other Mobile OS, even of iOS, this one has just better design/speed because it's not fragmented, there're just a few device to develop on!.. Android works on any kind of device and it has a convenient program language and a lot of support to app developers, HTC first of all, which let you unlock the bootloader!
( Twitter: https://twitter.com/sonnhy96/status/384361143994576896 )
1) I want Google to surprise me! ;) But honestly, I want Android to change in such a way that hardware optimization gets enhanced!
ReplyDelete2) The most important change in my life was when I used an Android device for the first time ever! Completely revolutionizing!
https://twitter.com/shimonips/status/384363181646168064
Most important change in my life was acceptance that some things are out of my control, so I need to concentrate on those things that I am in control of!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI would like to change the way android is fragmented into many versions and platforms . It should be developed into a more consistent eco system so everyone can enjoy the best android experience.
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what would you like to change in the Android OS?
ReplyDelete-I have been using HTC for almost 3 yrs now and one of the reasons why I'm not switching is because of the sense UI. So if there would be a change that I would make for the android OS is to make it's UI almost the same as HTC sense.
what was the most important change in your life?
-The most important change in my life was that when we needed to change our lifstyle from being lucrative to a simple one. Our business went down and it was really hard at first but at the brigther side, atleast we were able to gradually adopt to changes and we are able to experience the best of both worlds.
The only thing I want changed in android is its battery management
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see a QR Code reader built within the camera app. I would also like to see android slimmed down in terms of system requirements.
ReplyDeleteMore customizability.
ReplyDeleteI would like Android OS to be smoother and have better battery management.
ReplyDeleteWell i don't think. There is anything. I'd change bout the android. Except that the technology is fast. And accessible. That there is more space. To add things. Changes in my life. Well having 2 baby cousins. Just glad that i'm still alive & well.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see better battery management on Android OS, coz these days battery life is still a really annoying problem. Also Google should start helping OEMs to integrate their interfaces more into Android so user can have a better mobile experience with a free lag OS.
ReplyDeleteIn the Android OS I would like slightly better voice control. I know we're almost there but it's frustrating to have it so close, yet not quite enough.
ReplyDeleteThe most important change in my life was my young (not younger) brother's death in a terrorist attack. He died when he was 12 and I not got to know him, I was born one year after he died. I dont hope to win this with sad story but you asked what was the most important change in my life and its definitely this. *sorry for the bad English.
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