Verizon updates its Equipment Guide; Samsung GALAXY Nexus now scheduled for December 9th launch
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Just to reiterate, the Samsung GALAXY Nexus features a 4.65 inch curved HD Super AMOLED display with resolution of 720p. Under the hood os a dual-core 1.2GHz TI OMAP 4460 processor with 1GB of RAM aboard. 32GB of native storage comes on the device out of the box as there is no microSD slot on the handset. A 5MP camera with LED flash is on back, capturing video 1080p video at 30 fps. The 1.3 MP front-facing camera is great for self portraits and video chat.
With only Wednesday and Thursday remaining until December 9th, Verizon is going to have to amp things up to get the Samsung GALAXY Nexus launched without a hitch on Friday. There have been some things taking place above the radar screen, and others that have been done on the QT. All together, it adds up to a pretty exciting Friday coming for those looking to buy the GALAXY Nexus specifically, and all Stateside smartphones fans generally.
source: DroidLife
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47 Comments
26. ayephoner posted on 07 Dec 2011, 05:44 1 0
why online? why not just walk into a store?
how fast will this thing sell? i know hype is large in our little world, but it doesnt seem like many 'normal' people know much. i probably cant make it to a store until 4 or 5pm. should i be at all worried?
46. narley posted on 09 Dec 2011, 07:53 0 0
So Pissed about this. How long can vzw get away with blatantly screwing their customers? Oh you all a suddenly want to test a device when you allow s**t like lg smartphones thru without blinking.
They're the only carrier that does this, cause they're the only carrier who couldn't care less about customers.
43. androidphan posted on 07 Dec 2011, 23:46 0 0
Why order online? Go give someone some commission.
2. androidphan posted on 06 Dec 2011, 22:22 5 1
Exciting. This is THE phone. Better than galaxy s2. If you disagree, I'm sorry, you're just wrong.
12. terabyteRouser posted on 06 Dec 2011, 22:56 2 0
Hey, you edited the comment after I thumbs downed you! I want to thumbs up this one!
25. The_Miz posted on 07 Dec 2011, 03:51 1 10
Such a pompous attitude to let someone know you thumbed them down.
27. ayephoner posted on 07 Dec 2011, 05:44 8 0
miz, i just thumbed you down.
35. iamcc posted on 07 Dec 2011, 10:44 2 1
Good thing nobody on this site gives a flying f**k what your dumb ass thinks.
42. narley posted on 07 Dec 2011, 18:04 0 0
I did the same, the miz = moron
28. ayephoner posted on 07 Dec 2011, 05:45 1 0
are some of you still caught up on that?
please do some research on megapixels vs. camera quality and then check back in.
4. shifu posted on 06 Dec 2011, 22:27 2 2
I gave up on this phone.......i still want it........but im gonna wait for the nxt ground breaking phone.......guess i'll toss this Droid2 around for a bit more.......i mean if im getting the transformer prime i can just tether of this phone *sighs all i gotta do is believe in what i just said
8. warlockz posted on 06 Dec 2011, 22:42 2 0
Droid 2 not for nothing is a solid built phone I'm wait until the phone is out for a few weeks than decide. But I'm not lookin forward to next big thing I learned my lesson from waiting on the sg2 and now this one.
10. shifu posted on 06 Dec 2011, 22:47 1 0
But i mean cmon quad core phones is right around the corner...........i feel good about this wait... plus my prime will keep me buzy
14. terabyteRouser posted on 06 Dec 2011, 22:58 1 1
Dual cores is probably all you will really need. Quad cores aren't even fully utilized on desktops unless you are doing something heavily multi-threaded.
16. shifu posted on 06 Dec 2011, 23:03 5 2
DUDE this is a America who cares.....I don't care if they boast about putting a hexacore in the phone and the OS utilized only 2 core......We gonna want it. Power in my hands i wanna feel it!
21. iankellogg posted on 06 Dec 2011, 23:21 0 0
I can name quite a few reasons why quad cores are nice to have on the desktop. Anti virus software is process intensive, with only dual core if you are doing more than one thing and anti virus software is running then you are going to see some lag. For games, games are starting to support quads. Proper web browsers can thread load things. Also if you can power manage it, quad cores can run at lower voltage, which means less power, when running single and dual threaded operations.











