There's some interesting devices in the pipeline for sure.
However, based on what we know so far, the Nexus Prime is the only one that has a strong chance of being a vanilla Android handset. However, we have to remember, the Nexus phones are for us, the "nerds" of the Android community. The Nexus has never been a big seller, because the general public likes UI overlays like Sense, TouchWiz, etc. They don't care if it takes Samsung 6 months to update to the latest version on their phone because of TouchWiz, only we care about that. The original Droid was the exception.
I must say though, I would be lying if I said I wasn't a bit excited about Moto's event next week. The Spyder/RAZR/Droid HD has been of interest to me ever since it was pictured next to the Bionic.
And for those of you still complaining about Blur, you have obviously not seen the latest version running on devices like the D3 and Bionic. It's pretty much out of the way now, so that wouldn't deter me from buying a Moto phone.
I think my wife will end up with the Vigor. She wants to upgrade to the TB now, but I told her to hold off until we see what it's replacement will be like. For me, although I'm leaning heavily in favor of the Prime, it might end up coming down to choosing between the Prime and the RAZR(or whatever).
