Google and Samsung Unveil the Galaxy Nexus

[JMcEntegart]

Say hello to the newest member of the Nexus family!

Google and Samsung Unveil the Galaxy Nexus : Read more

 

[felix666]

Here is the killer app for TI's OMAP chip.

 

[Guest]

Hell no!!! Iphone 4s it is!

 

[house70]

[citation][nom]Leuman[/nom]Hell no!!! Iphone 4s it is![/citation]
LOL... supposing you were ironic.

 

[getreal]

I guess Android is ok, but my friends would think I was poor if I got one...better stick with the iPhone.

 

[thejerk]

[citation][nom]Leuman[/nom]Hell no!!! Iphone 4s it is![/citation]

I now have AIDS of the eyes and am going Full Retard.

Personally, I can't wait for the chefs to port ICS to other devices.

 

[thejerk]

[citation][nom]getreal[/nom]I guess Android is ok, but my friends would think I was poor if I got one...better stick with the iPhone.[/citation]

Now, THAT's funny.

 

[Balle195]

Looks nice! Still going to wait for the Nokia/Microsoft Windows phones tho The future cloud streaming through all the Windows devices got me !

 

[jsheridan]

Sounds like a good phone for $300, only time will tell

 

[Netherscourge]

1. How long does the battery last?
2. What is call quality like?

Neither of those questions were answered.

 

[tramit]

"
Samsung's Galaxy Nexus and HTC's Rezound have both shown up in Verizon's Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) list in what's a sign of them getting close and being expensive. Either of the Android phones could cost $300 on a contract

Read more: http/www.electronista.com/articles/11/10/14/verizon.spoils.expensive.nexus.rezound.plans/#ixzz1bFWJrwT8"

Yea.... 300 with contract and disappointing hardware upgrade. No thanks. This makes the SGSII more appealing since it will eventually get ICS anyways with a more reasonable price range. They are beginning to think they are Apple, charging such high prices. What is up with the T-Mobile disloyalty also, didn't they support the first to Nexus phones first, and also the first Android phone, why don't they get exclusivity first.

 

[teaspoon]

[citation][nom]Netherscourge[/nom]1. How long does the battery last?2. What is call quality like?Neither of those questions were answered.[/citation]
The quality of both will be fine. A mega company would let a phone with bad call quality and horrible battery life be their flagship device

 

[teaspoon]

I meant wouldn't...

 

[win7guru]

Wow only 10hrs behind every other tech site. Tom's used to be good at getting the scoop on a story, now they are sad. Engadget actually sent reporters for the event.

 

[antilycus]

contract-less CDMA provider (as digital drops calls ALL the time) or it's an industry flop. The iphone is popular because the mass public is gullable and beyond stupid. 100$ a month for a phone? 1200 bucks a year? 12,000 USD in a decade, hell no.

 

[hoof_hearted]

OK, Verizon first. Now what about an unlocked version? Will AT&T customers be able to buy an unlocked GSM version?

 

[house70]

[citation][nom]win7guru[/nom]Wow only 10hrs behind every other tech site. Tom's used to be good at getting the scoop on a story, now they are sad. Engadget actually sent reporters for the event.[/citation]
That's because Tom's reporters were all in pilgrimage at Jobs' shrine....
I will get this phone as soon as there is a rooting procedure for it. Shouldn't take long at all.

 

[Netherscourge]

All I know is this:

By the end of 2011, more people will have left their Android Phone for the iPhone than will leave the iPhone for an Android phone.

Dispute it all you want, but in this business, that means A LOT.

 

[Usersname]

Why an ice cream sandwich when one's got Apple's Knickerbocker Glory?

 

[soo-nah-mee]

The Phone is great, but ICS looks amazing.
As a WP7 user, I can definitely say they "copied" many things from Windows phones.

That said, I will still ditch my WP7 phone if they allow the Moto Electrify (the best Android device my carrier offers) an upgrade to ICS.