Going from a super high definition million-color UI to a flat, 16-color UI that reminds me of the old computers from the 80s-90s would be to me like going from a high definition flat-panel LED HDTV to a CRT Television from 1976. i also like the status arrows on my wifi icon. i really like how TouchWiz gave me that green icon theme up top-one of those old Gingerbread features i liked. It is here now in our hands, ready to be pushed to your device. but that is what made ICS and JB work for me, i never liked Holo Blue or the bottom task bar (the tablet UI had the back button on the far left bottom, which caused issues since that is where the on-screen virtual button was on my pinball games). The AT&T variant of the Samsung Galaxy S4 is model SGH-I337 and brings in the same hardware configuration of the S4 and moreover, AT&T didn’t take much of time to bring the tasty Android 4.4.2 KitKat update to the Galaxy S4 SHG-I337. People complain about the greens used in TouchWiz. i prefer my phone to have a UI that fits the capabilities. but then the rehash of 1970s fashion in 1998 was 'new' to anyone who didn't live in the '70s.
those who didn't live the days of early GUIs in the 80s-90s wouldn't care and to them it's new and fancy.
the stock UI on a Nexus reminds me of Prodigy Service or OS/2. all the notification icons go from a nice, nature-organic looking green to all white.
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