[General Questions and Answers] KidCarter93:
Personally, I'd keep the Nexus really. As you'll know from having it, even though you're getting bored of it, it's still a great phone. It's got great specs all around and the added bonus of Google supporting it.

But if you're getting bored of it to the extent of wanting a different phone, the Razr is a good choice.

With dual core 1.2 ghz processor, 8mp cam and cm10, it definitely is great for an older device.

If you have the money for it though, the Galaxy S2 should be a definite choice because even though it seems to have the same specs as other phones around at the time, it easily out performs them and still keeps up with flagship devices today.

Plus there's a ton of dev support and Google are supporting by giving it official JB later this year.

I'd suggest the S3 because as you said, its the best spec'd phone with great battery and dev support.

I think you'll easily be able to adapt because I had a load of QWERTY phones then decided to get the SE Xperia X8 and fell in love with it. Having an on screen keyboard really wasn't a problem, simply because of how good the device was.

Some people may have had problems with the S2's battery in earlier batches of it, but there's definitely not a problem now.

I'm an extremely heavy user and it comfortably lasts me. I take it off charge at around 9am. Then I normally spend about 3-4 hours playing games like NOVA 3 and Modern Combat 3. I do a load of internet browsing and then a fair bit of streaming from Netflix. Whilst tethering it so I can use my other device on the internet. It then needs charging again around 9-10pm.

Battery life can vary between devices though.

Even though at stock, the 2x beats the arc s, with the dev support for the arc s it's pushed ahead quite a bit.

So even though it's processor isn't as powerful, its definitely the best choice and cheaper aswell.

I think the galaxy ace 2 will be better for you because even though its processor speed is low, with it dual core it makes up for it.

I think you should be able to run the games you want comfortably enough. And at least with this choice, you'll have more ram aswell.

Both of these are great devices so at least in terms of what they're capable of, they can both pretty much equal each other.

The Gnex is a great device as you mentioned yourself, and is a great size aswell.

I suggest that even though you like the screen on the Note, the Gnex is still the best option to keep because it's a great device and one of the best devices around, compared to its specs. It also still has a great screen, so even though it's not the same screen, the Gnex still has all the boxes ticked.

As far as I know, they can all be unlocked so that bit isn't a problem.

The best battery life is on the S2. On paper, the battery on the Gnex and the Note was supposed to be better than the S2, but in reality they're not.

The best overall though is the Gnex I reckon because even though it's battery isn't as good, it's still got enough battery to last the day on moderate use. It's supported by Google so updates will get to it extremely early compared to other devices. And overall use of it is great. It's really smooth with a great UI. I doubt you'll be disappointed.

I'm thinking the n7 will be your best option because it's one of the very best in terms of specs, Google support and dev support.

It's the whole package really and it even looks smooth and slick to go with it.

But this all depends on whether you're a gamer or not. If indeed you are a gamer and want optimum graphics and performance whilst playing high end games, then wait to find out where will sell the TF700 but if you're not a gamer, then the Nexus 7 is definitely your best option as it will perform anything you wish perfectly and is better for holding aswell.