The Nexus S Is Real, and There Are Pictures
After months of speculation, is looks like the rumored Nexus S Android phone is real. This device Is expected to be the follow up to Google's Nexus One which was released last January. The name is still far from certain, but the assumption is that the 'S' comes from manufacturer Samsung. The images leaked to Engadget show a device with a large screen (probably a 4-inch Super AMOLED), a front-facing camera, and no physical trackball or trackpad.
The phone is expected to be very similar internally to the line of Samsung Galaxy S phones, but there isn't any Galaxy S branding on the phone in the leaked pics. The Nexus S will most likely be running on Samsung's Hummingbird processor, and will probably come running Android 2.3 Gingerbread. A 5MP camera is also expected.
A leak earlier in the day on the Best Buy website indicated that the device may be an exclusive to the retailer this holiday season. Some photos on Flickr purport to be taken on a Nexus S/Samsung GT-i9020. FCC filings on that model number indicate this will be a T-Mobile band phone. The Best Buy ad also mentioned T-Mobile. Hit the link above for more images. So what say you Internets? Is this a desirable device?

Image via Engadget
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matmatician
November 11, 2010 at 4:32pm
Ive just not been impressed with samsung at all lately either. Their phones lack any design and look like any other phone out there right now. My girlfriend has a samsung phone (i forget which model it is, the rogue maybe?) and it sucks. We've sent it in for repairs and its already starting to act up again. Another friend of mine had a problem with his samsung as well. I would have much rather seen Motorola make this next Galaxy phone with an 8mp camera, an HDMI output, and a dual core processor, be it a Qualcomm or Tegra.
In the words of Strongbad, the S is for Sucks.
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skywalkr2
November 11, 2010 at 3:43pm
Maybe this time Samsung is in it to win it. If this is pretty much identical to Galaxy S... then I feel much more comfortable picking up a Sammy phone with the Hummingbird/Super Amoled setup. Looks like it will be a good / support hardware model going forward.
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Walnut
November 11, 2010 at 3:39pm
Meh. Samsung hasn't been blowing my hair back lately. HTC would have been a better pick. Also, the original Nexus (One) was pretty much top-of-the-line when it came out. It would have been nice to see the line continue that philosophy, maybe holding out for one of those dual core Qualcomms. The 5 MP camera fails to impress aswell. Also, it looks like a huge, glossy fingerprint magnet. I don't see why companies keep making glossy shit.
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