alicklee
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Thank you. I wish people would stop thinking bgr's pic is of the actual device. IT'S A PICTURE OF THE NEXUS S!!!!
I dont care about the photos lol I am awe about the spec!
Thank you. I wish people would stop thinking bgr's pic is of the actual device. IT'S A PICTURE OF THE NEXUS S!!!!
I highly doubt verizon will let a pure android phone sell. Right now they are the worst of rather best at ruining phones remember they will Butcher a phone with Bing. I think it will be t-mobiles last nexus as the line moves to sprint. At&t and verizon suck at allowing android to reach its full potential.
Thank you. I wish people would stop thinking bgr's pic is of the actual device. IT'S A PICTURE OF THE NEXUS S!!!!
Why does Verizon even have a say in this?? Cant Google just have two versions made?? one GSM, with ATT's and Tmo's bands, and another CDMA with Sprint's and Verizon's bands and then just release it as a fully unlocked device??
Am I the only person who noticed a 720x1280 screen (2.25' x 4") would be a retina display (320 dpi, almost exactly same as iphone 326 dpi) and even though it would be 4.8" it would fit in the same sized phone as today's 4.3' screens (2.21" vs. 2.25").
I don't know about you but a dual core 1.5 ghz 4.8" screen with native 720p rendering sounds like a game changer. It will almost eliminate the benefit of carrying a tablet around all the time. Internet surfing and streaming video will be awesome and it will still fit as well in your pocket as a Samsung Galaxy S II.
Now that is some Ice Cream Sand-witch I want to sink my teeth into!
720p 1280x720 4.5" 326dpi DPI Calculator / PPI Calculator
I've been looking at 720p since I love the higher resolutions and I don't see myself going back down from the iP4 in that regard. The rumored LG P930 had me salivating.
well if it out in canada it will be awesome. nexus s was unlock when release so all carries up here has the phone
good for me too because then i can import it if there isn't an official AT&T supported version, like the nexus s
First of all (not to burst anyones bubble) Verizon will not support a completely open Android Platform where they can't lock down tethering and can't load their bloatware.
Secondly, At&t is the same way, the fact that the Nexus S didn't support 3G on AT&T should say something.
Thirdly, T-Mo is out of the question with all the drama that's going on with the merger/senate hearings. If I was a corp exec, that's the last place I'd launch a pilot operating system phone.
And lastly, Sprint and Google are getting nice and cozy in bed together with full google voice integration and the rapid launch of the Nexus S 4G, (T-mo sales were pathetic on both the Nexus One and S). Google is going to launch it where the developers have the most freedom to bring ICS to popularity... which is Sprint (the most desperate company, so they'll do whatever Google says.) The Prime is coming to Sprint... period.
First of all (not to burst anyones bubble) Verizon will not support a completely open Android Platform where they can't lock down tethering and can't load their bloatware.
Secondly, At&t is the same way, the fact that the Nexus S didn't support 3G on AT&T should say something.
Thirdly, T-Mo is out of the question with all the drama that's going on with the merger/senate hearings. If I was a corp exec, that's the last place I'd launch a pilot operating system phone.
And lastly, Sprint and Google are getting nice and cozy in bed together with full google voice integration and the rapid launch of the Nexus S 4G, (T-mo sales were pathetic on both the Nexus One and S). Google is going to launch it where the developers have the most freedom to bring ICS to popularity... which is Sprint (the most desperate company, so they'll do whatever Google says.) The Prime is coming to Sprint... period.
And personally I hope its an HTC device, they seem to know what they're doing compared to Samsung, which Samsung's Galaxy line left a bad taste in customers' mouths. Plus if its a TI chipset, its more than likely a Motorola handset...
The Nexus S 9020A supports U.S. AT&T 3G.
Keep in mind that the GSM Nexus is not an officially supported phone on any carrier here. Google doesn't need to reach an agreement with any GSM carrier - they just sell it themselves as an unlocked phone.
Things do look good for future Nexus phones on Sprint. This doesn't necessarily affect the GSM version, however. Remember - the Nexus line is sold worldwide, and most of the world is GSM.
Why Motorola? LG Optimus 3D has a TI chip.
But I'm with you on the HTC part. I also wouldn't mind if it was made by LG or Motorola. HTC makes solid hardware all around - interior and exterior. I really don't like that plastic feel of Samsung's phones! I feel like if I dropped my Nexus S on the ground it would shatter into pieces. That's why when I walk it's either in my pocket or I'm holding it with a death-grip! I know there's a lot of people who'd prefer a heavier aluminum unibody design than a featherweight shiny plastic.
Spec-wise, this next Nexus sounds great and all, but by the time it's actually released it might already have some competition, even if others don't have the next OS version.
where did the article say 4.5 inch screen? If it was 4 inch, the ppi would be 367, which beats the iphone 4. Even a 4.3 inch display would beat the iphone, with 341