Verizon Samsung GALAXY Nexus pictured with Android 4.0.2 update

posted by Alan F. / Nov 28, 2011, 10:50 PM

Verizon Samsung GALAXY Nexus pictured with Android 4.0.2 update

The Verizon version of the Samsung GALAXY Nexus

According to a lucky user of the CDMA, LTE enabled version of the Samsung GALAXY Nexus, the phone received an update the other day that takes the phone to Android 4.0.2. The same source told Droid-Life that he could not find any changes to the handset following the update. Could it have something to do with the volume bug that has been affecting the GSM variant of the phone? Most likely not since the latter model did not receive any update yet.

We reported earlier today that pre-orders for the Samsung GALAXY Nexus could start on Tuesday although so far Verizon has remained quiet on this front. As far as a launch date is concerned, time is running out on any hope of a November release. In the meantime, you can check out the screenshots below that show the battery life on the phone. Considering it is an LTE phone, the results show battery life to be somewhere between great and poor.

source: DroidLife

Battery life on the LTE enabled version of the Samsung GALAXY Nexus is fair - Verizon Samsung GALAXY Nexus pictured with Android 4.0.2 update

Battery life on the LTE enabled version of the Samsung GALAXY Nexus is fair

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15 Comments

1. readingthissh1t

Posts: 303; Member since: Jul 20, 2011

*jizzed in my pants* no freaggin' way

posted on Nov 28, 2011, 10:52 PM 5

2. JGuinan007

Posts: 699; Member since: May 19, 2011

Your way too excited about a phone get help

posted on Nov 28, 2011, 11:04 PM 0

3. readingthissh1t

sorry bro but ive been stuck with this eris for nearly two years

posted on Nov 28, 2011, 11:07 PM 7

4. LCpl_vinny

Posts: 8; Member since: Nov 22, 2011

Lol I feel your pain bro. I got my Eris when it first came out and the thing is struggling to survive until I get the nexus. Mic is broke, forced to use bluetooth, camera broke, trackball broke...I can go on.

posted on Nov 28, 2011, 11:26 PM 6

5. readingthissh1t

bro, we got left at 2.1, super laggy after a month, getting to the dialer took about 30 seconds after the button press, finally forced to root. cm7 right now and still struggling.

posted on Nov 28, 2011, 11:30 PM 0

7. paulyyd

Posts: 340; Member since: Jan 08, 2011

yeah bro like bro, like this phone bro its like jizz bro

posted on Nov 28, 2011, 11:58 PM 2

8. readingthissh1t

ahhhh i see what you did the bro lmao. eyyy wheres ronnie?

posted on Nov 29, 2011, 12:02 AM 2

10. belovedson

Posts: 1060; Member since: Nov 30, 2010

eris yeesh even the name is erish bro

posted on Nov 29, 2011, 1:21 AM 2

11. Yeeee

Posts: 190; Member since: Aug 02, 2011

awww yeah nexus yeah!

posted on Nov 29, 2011, 1:24 AM 2

12. The_Miz

Posts: 1496; Member since: Apr 06, 2011

Would you guys can it with the bro nonsense. And this is what happens when you get an Android phone, it loses support lol.

posted on Nov 29, 2011, 4:24 AM 1

13. roldefol

Posts: 4744; Member since: Jan 28, 2011

Sorry bro, saying "bro" is the only way to save face after jizzing in one's pants in a public forum.

posted on Nov 29, 2011, 11:34 AM 4

15. Nathan

Posts: 85; Member since: Jul 14, 2011

@The_Miz Why do you read the android forums if you hate android???

posted on Nov 29, 2011, 11:58 PM 1

6. bossmt_2

Posts: 459; Member since: Oct 13, 2009

Well, this is clearly speculation on my behalf, but I worked at Verizon before the Storm launch they released a software update a day or 2 before launch. Could be just a coincidence, not getting my hopes up, but it would be sweet if the phone launched this week.

posted on Nov 28, 2011, 11:51 PM 3

9. wumberpeb

Posts: 453; Member since: Mar 14, 2011

The evo 3d had 2 updates within a few days of launch if I remember correctly, almost the same with the photon, and i'm all for it. Doesn't mean its s**t, just means that high profile devices have smaller room for error. Crank out 10 updates for the nexus if that's what it takes, it just tells me that google wants it as close to perfect as soon as possible... ...now if this phone can just come to sprint, I'll have something worthy of replacing my Nexus S. Patiently waiting