The amount of inconsistency in the user interface between the Note 3 and pure Android

Pure Android offers interface consistency from one Android device to the next, so that when I went from using my Nexus 4 to my Nexus 7 the transition was seamless

What I'd really like is to have a phone with this screen size, this processing power, but running pure Android

Then there was some other great apps Android had that I don't recall seeing an equivalent on Apple

I would recommend android to almost no one.c

I like the modular approach taken by Google for pure Android

this was my second the first one I had to send back because there was a default with the motion sensor but Amazon quickly sent out a replacement since then I've had no problems with the phone I love the screen size I love the Android OS

improvements, as well as Android 4.3 make the 100 mA bump over the Note 2 even more significant.

Because of the custom Android installed on this Note 3 (again, expected due to some of the unique features of the Note 3), expect newer flavors of Android to be released for this phone at a lot slower pace than for the pure Android devices

In pure Android, excluding core apps (e.g. dialer, email, calendar, text messaging, etc.), a user just installs the apps they want, customizing their experience as they go.- CON:

You cannot downgrade/factory reset the OS either as it would create serious complications for the phone

The transitions between apps haven't been as flawlessly impeccable as I've seen