Rumor: Nexus Two Debuting at Samsung Event November 8
An interesting rumor is coming out of Android and Me today. According to the site, the upcoming Samsung event is going to be the unveiling of the Google Nexus Two. This phone will supposedly be running stock Android Gingerbread (3.0 or 2.3, version number unclear). We've been expecting an announcement regarding the next version of Android, but a new Nexus seemed unlikely.
The Nexus One, while generally positively regarded, didn't sell very well. Carriers were nervous about supporting the stock Android phone and users could only buy it online. The Nexus One online store was closed, and even the support forums are going read-only soon. The Nexus One was made by long time Google partner HTC, but would Google contract Samsung to create a new Nexus?
This could end up just another situation like the Droid. Google officially backs a handset with a new version of Android, but the phone itself is managed by the manufacturer. What's your take?

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bathtbgin
October 28, 2010 at 7:38pm
So it looks like they're sticking with the Nexus name, am I the only one forseeing problems with the Nexus 6 model, especially when the battery charge starts to drop?
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tornato7
October 28, 2010 at 3:10pm
I've boon looking to replace my droid. this might do the trick. It's almost my one year anniversary, too. With android, that is.
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carage
October 28, 2010 at 3:05pm
Google has to get their act together and make the market simple.
Who is going to change a phone every three months?
I was going to choose between Froyo and WM7, now I have to throw Gingerbread into the equation.
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Walnut
October 28, 2010 at 3:37pm
Old hardware does get updates, you know. As far as I'm aware, if you buy Froyo now there's a good chance you'll get a free Gingerbread update down the road. Just get good hardware to make sure you're future-proofed.
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