We already know that Samsung is again doing the Galaxy Nexus for Google and will be called Nexus Prime but what still remains a mystery is what's inside the hardware. BGR got a reliable information of what to expect once the Google Nexus Prime is revealed next week, October 11. So it's finally out and official -- the Samsung Galaxy Nexus has been revealed and it's powered by Samsung. The Galaxy Nexus is also the first handset to run Google's Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Google Samsung Galaxy Nexus View more documents from yuga The Galaxy Nexus will first be released in Europe, US and Asia this November followed by a global release in the following months. Google IO is coming in a week, and while we’re expecting Google Glass, few unconfirmed Motorola rumors, and the next iteration of Android OS, there’s also the Nexus line. Let’s have a brief recap; a Nexus is a smartphone made by Google which runs on the latest version of Android, and partly sets the bar higher for Android hardware. HTC did the first with the Nexus One, Samsung followed it up with the Nexus S & the Galaxy Nexus, and LG topped it with the Nexus 4. Read more in our articles including "Google Nexus Prime gets an early specs leak" and "Google+Samsung Galaxy Nexus becomes official!".
We already know that Samsung is again doing the Galaxy Nexus for Google and will be called Nexus Prime but what still remains a mystery is what's inside the hardware. BGR got a reliable information of what to expect once the Google Nexus Prime is revealed next week, October 11.
So it's finally out and official -- the Samsung Galaxy Nexus has been revealed and it's powered by Samsung. The Galaxy Nexus is also the first handset to run Google's Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Google Samsung Galaxy Nexus View more documents from yuga The Galaxy Nexus will first be released in Europe, US and Asia this November followed by a global release in the following months.
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