I went from a Palm Pre+ to a Droid Bionic to my current Galaxy Nexus. I still flash a rom/update about once a week, but as it has been stated above I'm more interested in having a stable rom. I've been running SlimKat for a while and it is awesome along with Liquid.
I'm still on Verizon Unlimited and have not seen a reason to upgrade to a new phone as my GNex can do everything a new phone can do. Unfortunately the actual hardware is starting to get worn out as the phone is almost 3 years old.
I'm waiting for the Droid Maxx Developer Edition to come down in price on Swappa / actually have one for sale as the last one that was sold was back in March (sold in 6 hours) and the one before that was sold in December. I think it is the best phone out there. 32GB of memory, 3500 mah battery, amazing radios, and looks awesome.
I want the developer edition mainly so that I can run xposed. It is very similar as to how I would modify my Palm Pre+. I wanted a mod like a black theme, smaller text, lower low volume, different vibrate patterns, etc. all I would have to do is go into Preware (like xposed) select the mods I wanted, reboot and done. I never had to reset the device, or set up my phone every time I wanted to do a new mod. Changing kernals worked the same way. If only webos was used with Motorola hardware and the support of a Nexus...
I'm still on Verizon Unlimited and have not seen a reason to upgrade to a new phone as my GNex can do everything a new phone can do. Unfortunately the actual hardware is starting to get worn out as the phone is almost 3 years old.
I'm waiting for the Droid Maxx Developer Edition to come down in price on Swappa / actually have one for sale as the last one that was sold was back in March (sold in 6 hours) and the one before that was sold in December. I think it is the best phone out there. 32GB of memory, 3500 mah battery, amazing radios, and looks awesome.
I want the developer edition mainly so that I can run xposed. It is very similar as to how I would modify my Palm Pre+. I wanted a mod like a black theme, smaller text, lower low volume, different vibrate patterns, etc. all I would have to do is go into Preware (like xposed) select the mods I wanted, reboot and done. I never had to reset the device, or set up my phone every time I wanted to do a new mod. Changing kernals worked the same way. If only webos was used with Motorola hardware and the support of a Nexus...