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I choose an android phone (specifically the LG G3) because of the relatively high level of customizability. I love the idea of a highly customizable phone. As an avid modder I'm always looking for something to mess around with.

So i was wondering what would you guys and gals like to see in future smartphones? I'm personally keeping my fingers crossed for phones to eventually support overclocking, socketed chipsets, ram expandability, and most of all SD CARD RAID SUPPORT! Imagine being able to comfigure all the types of raid you know and love on your phone.

If any of this sounds interesting be sure to check out the phoneblocks project. Its super cool and might actually lead to some of these dreams being realised.

Also what kind of cool features would you like to see in smartphones? Post your ideas below :)

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Nah. It's only a phone. You know, phone calls, texts, mobile porn and some youtube.

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I use my phone for work. So, unlike a desktop that is a stable platform to do overclocks and mods to, my phone cannot by any means have any instability.

 

So: Longer Battery Life, high quality construction, durability, and good speakers/microphones and call quality. Are what I want in my phones at this time. 

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Overclocking? How about no, you just get overheating and thermal throttling.

 

Socketed chipset, RAM expandability - both add bulk and cost for generally not much utility. Unless you get a very modular thing like Project Ara.

 

I would like to see something simple like much larger amounts of storage at reasonable prices. It's ridiculous the kind of premium you pay for each step up from 8 to 16 to 32 to 64+ GB.

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