Hands on with the browser (foreign language video)

[jtc276]

This video is in a foreign language, but it still allows you to see the browser's functionality and speed. It seems to have absolutely no lag at all. Easily just as good as the Galaxy S II's browser; possibly better.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTpf0J5vfMs

 

[trigun123478]

Omg Android finally has no lag.

 

[zeuswsu]

Definitely seems lag free, thanks for posting

 

[generous]

holy crap

 

[StuMcBill]

I just fell in love with this phone a bit more!

Although I noticed that it doesn't seem to re-flow text when using "Pinch-to Zoom"?

Can anyone who speaks Italian translate?

 

[Scottatron]

Looks good, but something weird.

It has no WiFi connection, and appears to have no 3/4G data connection, how the hell is it online?

 

[StuMcBill]

Looks good, but something weird.

It has no WiFi connection, and appears to have no 3/4G data connection, how the hell is it online?

It does, there is clearly an "H" above the signal bars?

 

[Scottatron]

It does, there is clearly an "H" above the signal bars?

I thought it looked like an X - that's what working 12+ hours in front of a PC does.

Nothing to see here, move along people.

 

[StuMcBill]

I thought it looked like an X - that's what working 12+ hours in front of a PC does.

Nothing to see here, move along people.

Heh heh, I know the feeling - try doing it on nightshift!

 

[Scottatron]

Heh heh, I know the feeling - try doing it on nightshift!

I do 12 hour nights, they are pretty rough eh?

 

[Captain Hindsight]

Google Maps didn't look too quick there.

 

[zoomis]

Wow.

Very very fast. Impressive!

 

[Andrew Ruffolo]

I do 12 hour nights, they are pretty rough eh?

I work nights, too. I work 7 days on, 7 days off... mostly in front of a computer.

On topic:
Thats awesome.

 

[Dunbar42]

Google Maps didn't look too quick there.

The web page loads didn't look quick either. Hopefully it was a result of his slow data connection and not the phone. Slow data is not something you need to worry about if you're in a Verizon LTE area.

 

[6tr6tr]

This video is in a foreign language, but it still allows you to see the browser's functionality and speed. It seems to have absolutely no lag at all. Easily just as good as the Galaxy S II's browser; possibly better.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus focus browser Internet (ita) - YouTube

What I find interesting is that EVERY article stating lag for the phone has ZERO videos of that lag. A lot of them have videos, but none with the lag in it! Hmmmm.....

 

[s14tat]

That is neat and all, but I was really hoping that the software buttons would disappear when not in use so I can enjoy the full 4.65 inch of HD glory.

 

[Andrew Ruffolo]

That is neat and all, but I was really hoping that the software buttons would disappear when not in use so I can enjoy the full 4.65 inch of HD glory.

Supposedly, you can just tap the bottom bezel and they hide.

 

[6tr6tr]

Google Maps didn't look too quick there.

That's because they have no cell connection (look at the top of the screen) and google maps uses that as part of how it gets a fast location lock.

 

[Andrew Ruffolo]

That's because they have no cell connection (look at the top of the screen) and google maps uses that as part of how it gets a fast location lock.

That's an H above the bars. I assure you, this video would have been pointless without a data connection.

 

[estebancam]

Google maps speed has to do with his Internet connection, not the speed of the phone itself. The phone handles things quite well. I'm impressed. I don't know what thisismynext was talking about.