Thanksgiving is here, that's why we have more Nexus S pictures and info, confirmed to run Gingerbread
Details about the Google Nexus S are popping up one by one and this information blitz hints that we're going to see this much-anticipated handset sooner rather than later. To make the waiting a little bit harder, an anonymous source whispered to XDA-Developers some of the specs of the Google Nexus S along with plenty of photos showing the handset.
The leaked specs read:
Arm v7 CPU – Could be Dual Core
OpenGL ES Supported
512 or 328MB RAM (Not 100% known)
1GB or 2GB internal memory (Not 100% known)
480x800 Screen Resolution
4″ Screen Size
Super AMOLED 2 – Possibly
720p HD Video
Not only this news points that the Google Nexus S will run Android 2.3 Gingerbread (see the images) rather than Honeycomb (3.0), but also confirms that it may have Super AMOLED 2 screen and a dual-core processor. More info is expected on the subject, but better yet, we hope that Andy Rubin will unveil the handset on December 6. Until then, check out the other semi-confirmed specs of the Google Nexus S that we have posted, in order to get the fullest possible picture of the Google Nexus One successor. Stay tuned for more news on the subject, because it's surely coming.
source: XDA-Developers
Arm v7 CPU – Could be Dual Core
OpenGL ES Supported
512 or 328MB RAM (Not 100% known)
1GB or 2GB internal memory (Not 100% known)
480x800 Screen Resolution
4″ Screen Size
Super AMOLED 2 – Possibly
720p HD Video
Not only this news points that the Google Nexus S will run Android 2.3 Gingerbread (see the images) rather than Honeycomb (3.0), but also confirms that it may have Super AMOLED 2 screen and a dual-core processor. More info is expected on the subject, but better yet, we hope that Andy Rubin will unveil the handset on December 6. Until then, check out the other semi-confirmed specs of the Google Nexus S that we have posted, in order to get the fullest possible picture of the Google Nexus One successor. Stay tuned for more news on the subject, because it's surely coming.
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