[nemov]

FWIW

The phone is the Nexus Prime (as the stealth Samsung person suggested) although Verizon may call it Droid Prime however there is a GSM and CDMA version in the works. It’s going to run Ice Cream Sandwich, but according to this source the Ice Cream Sandwich build wasn’t quite ready yet and his demo unit is running Android 2.3.4.

The device should be out in late October or early November on Verizon with the rest of the carriers to follow promptly.

[worldwide]

Just about to post this myself

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[jwood55812]

Hope this is true! The part about the singular home button intrigues as I thought it was going to be buttonless?

[dbbude]

Very cool!

Hope this works out.

[bjones521]

Hmmm.....Single home button. Looks like no galaxy s to me! I like updates!!!! lol

[ppeklak]

is the super smooth samsung web browsing because of their in house CPU or some kind of auxiliary graphics processing or caching of some kind? will we get the same browsing experience on an OMAP CPU or snapdragon if the prime comes with one of those?

[Poopai]

Kinda dissapointed if that's true. I don't want to push a physical home button, it's too much work. And if it's like the Nexus S then it's probably horribly plasticy.

[yankdez]

untrustworthy source. he gives very little details for someone who actually spent time with the device. plastic/metal, shape, screen quality, lag, etc.

[turb0wned]

Are you guys forgetting this is running gingerbread, meaning they probably had to put a button for now.

[Gipan]

Need.... Pictures.... soon... before... I ...... explode

[Rand0m]

Not the greatest source in the world so I am taking this with a grain of salt. If it turns out to be true then I will be quite glad. Sounds like it will be a very nice phone.

[edoublediz]

Where in the help were these guys super secret glasses spy came? What the hell?

[rightontime]

Not the best source but still hoping for simultaneous release.