Samsung Galaxy Nexus: the full review
We tried for a few days the new super phone from Samsung. Here are our impressions after a very busy weekend with Galaxy Nexus.
Samsung and Google working together again after the first Nexus S, for the construction of another part of the family of Android for developers and all those who love Google Experience a cell phone, or free interfaces and customizations from the manufacturer.
The appearance of Galaxy Nexus is very special and incorporates some features of Nexus S, as the display curved and S2 Galaxy, as the plastic back cover.
The main feature of this smart phone is 4.65 inches wide screen display that boasts brilliant color and brightness of the first class. The panel uses technology Super Amoled HD Samsung and offers a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels. In addition to the display on the front are light and proximity sensors, the front facing camera for vide chiamate and a notification LED on the bottom. Lacking physical buttons for controlling Android, here in version 4.0, replaced by virtual buttons that appear and disappear from the screen depending on the context in which you are located.
On the sides you will find the volume rocker, power button on and off and 3-pin for connection to a docking station, below the micro USB port and input for headphones 3.5 mm. Wireless connectivity is provided by WiFi, Bluetooth 3.0 and HSPA handset.
The back cover is made of very thin and flexible plastic. Thanks to the textures used reduces the risk of slipping from the hands Nexus Galaxy. Inside a battery of 1,750 mAh and space for the SIM card. Lacks expansion slot micro SD, memory is the only one on the edge of the cell, equal to 16 GB.
The main camera of this terminal has a maximum resolution of 5 megapixels and can record video in full HD 1080p at 30 frames per second.
The hardware inside is built around the chip from Texas Instrument OMAP 4460 that boasts a dual core processor 1.2 GHz, 1 GB of RAM and video card games SGX540.For comparison, the score of 41.6 is GL Benchmark fps at a resolution of 720p, while the Galaxy S2 is able to achieve 57 fps with a resolution of 800 × 480 pixels.
4 Android – Ice Cream Sandwich
As mentioned earlier the real news of Samsung Galaxy Nexus for the operating system: Android 4.
Create Sandwich Ice, this is his name, in fact, the Revolution’s interface operating system from Google and introduces several innovations such as the presence of virtual keys to access menus and functions, and better support for multitasking.