-Horrible, awful battery life. Probably about 12 hours. Hoping they get a fix out soon...
-UI is much smoother and more polished than Gingerbread (smoother animations, extra room to put apps on homescreen with the bottom bar)
-The new widget features are great (can add a homescreen icon to call/text a specific person, play a playlist, navigate/open a map for a specific location)
I love it except for the battery issues.
Obviously not nearly as good as the several days worth that a regular phone provides, or the +20% more or so that iPhones can do, but serviceable at least.
UI lag is noticeably reduced in ICS, which was my only other major complaint besides battery life. Still much room for improvement vs iPhone, but it's no longer an actual irritant which I'm thankful for.
The widgets you listed here are identical to their GB counterparts.
Also, I find it strange you get such poor battery life. The battery life on my Nexus is far superior to stock.
... shit, did they really exist before? Wow, I'm an idiot. I guess I never looked at the widgets menu very closely until I got the upgrade...
> Also, I find it strange you get such poor battery life. The battery life on my Nexus is far superior to stock.
It seems to be a (nearly?) universal issue - Google stopped the OTA update due to the battery issue. (http://www.technobuffalo.com/companies/google/android/google...)