Nexus S'ers, What Do You Think of The ICS Video Leak?

[iEVOkethe5th]

Soo... The following pics were for a prank on one of the guys at work...View attachment 15813
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Anyways, if you know how to edit your build.prop file you can show off an ICS phone too. BTW, I'm on sprint, notice the 4G lte icon? Haha

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[iEVOkethe5th]

Sorry for double post, wouldn't let me put up 2 picsView attachment 15815

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[intheb0x]

Well due to trolls, the thread closed.

But if anyone wants the ebay link to the auction here it is.

Samsung Nexus S - 16GB - Black (T-Mobile) Smartphone | eBay

The wipe function is tied to a account linked with the phone.
in the pictures the phone does not have a signal in it, the guy in the video was using it without any data, but the wiped happened when he put in his activated tmobile sim card in it.
So what leads me to believe if the guy simply factory reset the phone to clear the account that was linked, all would of been well.

its either that or google wiped it.
but the phone didnt come with anything but the phone itself and some china wall charger, from a guy who sells all kinds of random things.
so i believe it was stolen from someone and they wiped it once it had a 3g or data signal.
i can pretty much say for sure, if it was factory reset it probably wouldnt of wiped.

 

[tyrelian]

I think it's fake

 

[iEVOkethe5th]

Sorry, didn't mean to come off as a troll. My intent was not to bash or discredit. So once again I apologize if anyone took offense at my posts.
In regards to the OP, I read nearly the entire thread over at xda that is linked on engadget's sight. IMHO, the video was legit. The guy had several recognized developers try to help him to reclaim the os, and they were in agreement that it was indeed a corporate debuging device. Also, on the Engadet sight, they link to that thread. As for the blue color scheme I think its just a matter of opinion as to its asthetics. Hopefully the developer's and engineers at Google and Samsung take into account the pos. negative effects of the blues on an OLED device.
One thing I think everyone can agree on is that w/e the final product turns out to look like, it will be a welcome continuation of the Android legacy.

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