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#71552 12-Nov-2010 10:57
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Looks like people thinking Samsung were doing the Nexus 2 were right!  The Nexus S :)

http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/11/google-nexus-s-is-the-samsung-gt-i9020/

Leaked at Engadget, leaked on BestBuys latest product SKU,

http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/11/nexus-s-for-t-mobile-gets-brief-best-buy-mobile-nod-there-and-g/
 
 

Just hope it's true, if the specs of Super AMOLED, Hummingbird Processor, 2.3 Gingerbread are true, then the Galaxy S should receive a nice working copy of 2.3 too!!!




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  #403807 12-Nov-2010 11:13
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Interesting blow to HTC from Google's end.

Very keen on getting one to replace my aging 3GS.




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  #403817 12-Nov-2010 11:29
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I don't know if its just me but I find the galaxy series design quite ugly.

I have a nexus one and those photos just don't make me wanna upgrade.

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  #403818 12-Nov-2010 11:31
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The shape of it reminds me of a slightly wide Nokia 5800.



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  #403867 12-Nov-2010 13:03
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i9000 is definitely better looking. Touchscreen Smart-phones these days all look quite similar though. I really hope this means that a stock version of 2.3 will become available for the sgs though.




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  #403916 12-Nov-2010 15:29
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Where's the multicoloured glowy trackball? :)

If it's another single-core 1Ghz device, then I don't really see the point. Maybe a super-hires screen?

My trusty N1 still has some life in it yet.




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  #403930 12-Nov-2010 16:05
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I'm interested in it having TV-out so I can plug into my car's centre monitor.




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  #403934 12-Nov-2010 16:09
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If its like the Nexus One then part of the idea of this would be to push the current hardware limits, so I'd be hoping for a high res screen and something like Samsungs Orion chipset (dual core monster!).




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  #403941 12-Nov-2010 16:25
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I think this might be the coolest feature of Gingerbread!




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  #403988 12-Nov-2010 18:34
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Rumoured specs are:

4" Super AMOLED
1.2GHz CPU
5MP camera with LED flash
Frontal video call camera
512ROM
16GB internal memory (maybe expandable via micro SD?)
No TouchWiZ UI, just plain stock Gingerbread 2.3/3.0 which apparently will support video calling, hence the frontal video call camera.


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  #404001 12-Nov-2010 19:01
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Here's hoping it's at least quad band and that it's available to the world outside the US and some European countries this time, or is that too much to ask..




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  #404054 12-Nov-2010 21:51
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That's basically just our Galaxy S with a slightly overclocked processor and Flash?

Even the front and rear cameras are in the same place!!! Never really liked the video calling though, have tried it a few times and it's a bit weird!

I think the sensors, front camera and light sensor are almost dead on as well, its' just liek a more curved version

Might do some comparison pics tomorrow, with the same hand held viewing angles




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  #404073 12-Nov-2010 23:17
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Couple more pictures (one is a spec sheet):

Nexus s Side

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  #404093 13-Nov-2010 00:43
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I think the big question on every one's mind is will this come with kies?




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  #404258 13-Nov-2010 16:33
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The 3G in the above spec sheet doesn't look too promising..




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  #404262 13-Nov-2010 16:48
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Not keen on the overly-rounded shape all over, and the very slippery-looking back (like the SGS).




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