Recent content by geronimo51

This would indicate that it is a feature native to the ICS OS itself.... We'll see.:cool:

That it is... I was typing this else where quickly before work.... I don't edit well in a rush. :p

So you suspect its the app then... well perhaps I wont be as upset if ATT doesn't get the GN.

Perhaps this is the best place to post this question, versus a new thread.... At the site (sorry I cant post links yet) SDK Site they claim that ICS is what provides the "Zero Shutter Lag", and suggests this is not native only to the Galaxy Nexus hardware.... Is this true/possible that phones...

Samsung Galaxy Nexus AT&T Full Specifications And Price Details - Gadgetian Check this out. I think it's a little "suspect" that they didn't mention a source. Especially as they stated it do factually. I emailed them sling about that. We'll see if they write back.

Agreed on most of the above. Question is for those of stuck with AT&T due to the unlimited contract where do we go? ;-) I am do for an upgrade. I still have my 3GS. The GS2 looks nice though old.... Sigh. Google dropped the ball on this one. Especially with the news this morning Verizon has it...

Gotcha, thanks. I did a search and found nothing specific to this. Apologies if its already out there. Now lets just hope ATT comes through.......:mad:

What I would like to know is if the Zero-Shutter-Lag feature is due to processing by ICS itself- in other words when ICS is loaded into other phones later, will their cameras will inherit this trait? Or is this due to a physical feature of the camera.... My phone is dying quickly and I need to...