In recent days, we used Google Nexus S, manufactured by Samsung, with 2.3 new Android "gingerbread" operation. This is a phone that is designed with the direct participation of the team of Google Android. And like its predecessor, the Nexus One, released in January 2010, he has a "clean" install Android. This means no additional software layers or third OEM service interfere with the user experience. Like the Nexus One, it will become a reference for generations of Android phones.
Unlike the Nexus One, the phone is not built from scratch - starting point is the Samsung Galaxy shortlist, released earlier this year. And Google will not sell this phone directly to consumers. They said the experiment was completed, and this phone will initially be available at Best Buy in the U.S. (T-Mobile) and Carphone Warehouse in the UK, said the Google phone will be available from December 16, although pre-orders can be taken earlier.
The phone does not fail to please. This is significantly faster than Nexus One (and the latest generation of mobile phones), has a high-end AMOLED display 400 x 800 resolution as the iPhone is only for 4, and NFC. As with all Android phones are dead simple to implement, assuming you use Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Contacts, etc. But it's different Google applications, some of which are not available for the iPhone, which is the best phone on the market today.
This phone has a sleek design that the Nexus, although generic black plastic case does not exactly scream for attention. The case also feels a bit cheap, not like the feel stronger than the iPhone and some Android phones before. But it is very thin and lightweight - only 4.55 ounces (slightly heavier than the Galaxy S). dimensions of the phone are 63mm x 123.9mm x 10.88mm (a little thicker, taller and wider than the iPhone 4, and with a bigger screen). This has greatly slender than EVO or X-Droid, the previous generation Android phones that we consider too large.
