May 25, 2012 : Comments
Sprint and HTC Giving Away Official TPU Cases Along with the EVO 4G LTE and a ‘Sorry’ Letter
One of Android's weaker points has always been battery life, and when you add in the newest 4G radios, it tends to get even worse. New owners of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus who may not get the best battery life should probably take note, as Verizon is currently selling the standard 1850mAh battery for only $20. That's 50% from the standard $40 price tag. To get one... Read more »
Since the release of the Nexus One by HTC, the Nexus name has stood out within the Android Army has a divine device. Even with the release of the Galaxy Nexus on Verizon's network, people still clamored for the device due to its direct link with Google, and a total lack of any kind of proprietary user interfaces. Not surprisingly, Google's chairman has dropped a... Read more »
There's been quite a bit of buzz around the blogosphere regarding the Galaxy Nexus' measly 5 megapixel camera. As I'm sure you most of you are probably already aware, megapixels aren't everything. They do have their significance, but I've seen plenty of 5 megapixel sensors outperform their 8 megapixel counterparts. That being said, how exactly does the Galaxy Nexus... Read more »
For all of you Nexus S by Samsung owners out there, today is a good day. The official Google Nexus Twitter account (@GoogleNexus) has just confirmed that the roll-out for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich to the GSM/UMTS version of the device is starting to roll out now. Unfortunately, that's all of the details we have at the moment. We don't know which type of build... Read more »
The phone we've been waiting for for months has the tendency to build up a lot of hype. Hype can be great for a product release, but too much hype can be detrimental. I've had about 8 hours straight to play with this phone, and this is what I think of... Read more »
It seems like we've been waiting for it for an eternity, but it's finally here. the Samsung Galaxy Nexus makes its US debut on Big Red. Check out our HD unboxing and first impressions after a first... Read more »
If you're still looking for more reasons to buy a Nexus device, specifically the Galaxy Nexus, consider this another reason. Nexus devices are considered dream phones for hackers because of how open Google is with everything concerning them. In keeping with tradition Google has uploaded the complete factory image of the HSPA+ Galaxy Nexus. What does... Read more »
There is a reason so many people like Google. Not only do they offer great services, but they usually try to have a little fun with it too. In previous version of Android you could find little easter eggs in the settings menus if you know where to look. Google did the same thing in ICS with Nyandroid, but they didn't stop there. Tucked deep within Ice Cream... Read more »
Lately many Android phones have been receiving early ports of Google's new update, Android 4.0. One of the most notable is the original Nexus phone, the Nexus One. While there was previously a poor port of the SDK preview, it now has a full port from ICS' AOSP through Cyanogen Mod 9. It's still in alpha form, so don't expect everything to work, but we're still amazed... Read more »