Nexus One vs. the Nexus S - Kind of disappointed

[Phil Nickinson]

Check out the comparison. It's nice, but is it that much nicer?

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[DolfanCole]

Quite disappointing actually. Seems like its just a Galaxy S phone running Gingerbread. Maybe the rumors created a hype that was way beyond reality.

Also, I hope that the "No removable storage" is a typo. It does say 16GB built-in, but no removable? Doesn't seem to make much sense to not have any removable storage.

[Arcadia]

No removable storage? Are they kidding? I can't buy a phone that doesn't have a microSD slot.

[D-Caf]

Actually it seems like a downgrade in many ways from other Galaxy S phones, no bluetooth 3.0, no expandable storage. The only thing going for it is that it has gingerbread.

Would rather get the European Galaxy S (which is much better equipped) and hope that it get's gingerbread.

[Bushido Brown]

Its basically all the goodies from the unlocked and US carrier GSM variants and the CDMA versions. Like the GSM's large internal storage, FF cam and CDMA's camera flash-combined with proper Android implementation, ie: Google search and maps, and LED notification light.

Its basically the phone we could(should) have easily gotten months ago if carriers and manufacturers weren't so insistent on monkeying around with every Android phone that hits their lineup. I'm not disappointed at all, actually. Nothing about the phone is exciting because we've seen it all before-spread out on like 5 different device. Getting an Android device that delivers on everything is rare. I'd definitely pick one up if Verizon had a version.

and yes, I'm already aware that ain't happening. I'm not holding my breath for that one.

[tjp888]

Yup, I agree completely. The S is disappointing.
* No dual processor
* Not running at 1.2GHz as we expected
* No SD card (WTF?)
* No BT 3.0
* Still stuck with only 512MB RAM.

Guess I'll stick with my N1

[jaycop]

You get a Galaxy S with no carrier or OEM crap loaded on, will be the first phone to get updates. Sounds pretty good to me

[JoseN305]

The no expandable memory thing was a surprise.

[DolfanCole]

Originally Posted by jaycop

You get a Galaxy S with no carrier or OEM crap loaded on, will be the first phone to get updates. Sounds pretty good to me

Do we know for sure that T-Mobile won't load crap on it at release?

[TrivialTweeter]

No 720P video recording?? Disappointed.

I want this phone for the vanilla Android and direct Google updates, but feel that the hardware will be a bit behind the curve in a month or two when Tegra and other dual core CPUs hit the market. Guess I was hoping for the Orion SOC to be inside the Nexus S.