Google Nexus S – Samsung Google Nexus S Phone

Google has announced that things are moving forward with respect to the random-reboot bug, of which Nexus S and Android Gingerbread suffer from. If appears to all go wel within the next two weeks with an OTA (Over-The-Air) update to Android fixing this problem. So for those who already have a Nexus S and are suffering from this issue there is still some biting left, but this issue is to be resolved.

(thanks to TechDin)

Despite the fact that writing tags is an essential part to make NFC work, it should help make NFC really a useful facility when it would be enabled by default in Google Nexus S. It was already known that Google is likely to get this function activated at a later stage, but a group of Argentine Hackers found it unnecessary to wait for this moment. And so, now it is now possible to activate the function of the Nexus S’ NFC on their own. More information can be found on YouTube among others.

(Thanks to IntoMobile & SamsungNexusS.nl)

The lucky ones who’ve been in possession of a Samsung Nexus S had an Android update to version 2.3.1. Very shortly, however, you can expect the next update to Android 2.3.2 – which offers a number of minor fixes, and the long-awaited fix, preventing your phone sending an occasional message to the wrong number…

(thanks to TFTS)

The experience of having a Samsung Nexus S phone may or may not be worth it. The story of El Vendor is hilarious, so we wanted to share. There may be some important lessons for those who already have a Nexus S, or later obtains. For others, there may not. Fair enough both ways.

Google Nexus s, produced by Samsung, is a good option to have the highly featured smartphone, featuring several applications and features with the highly popular Samsung Galaxy S, but still a better choice. You can make a choice to have this device at cheap rates through Google Nexus S deals that are already announced by the major mobile networks in UK including O2, T-mobile, Orange, Vodafone and Three. Soon all the networks will confirm the deals with the Nexus S but you can order is already at Carphone Warehouse for the time being. For this take a look at the Buy Nexus S page. In the meantime, Nexus S is now only available through Vodafone but O2 has also confirmed its deals with this device which can be obtained from online shops. These deals are available with alluring offers and free gifts. Maximum incentives like free calls, unlimited texts and free data allowance are also provided to the users.

Update 3-3-2011: As Samsung has revealed their new flagship, the Samsung Galaxy S2 GT-i9100, the Nexus S becomes a ‘lower’ level smartphone but is still the best of the rest! This will also be visible on the price tag, whereas the Nexus S costs £429.99 without a contract, and is free with a £35 monthly contract, the price of the Samsung Galaxy S2 presumably will be much higher! We’ll keep u updated as the first comparisons, prices and benchmarks become available.

Just recently we reported on a possible European Samsung Nexus S that may come loaded with Android 2.4. But now a similar model has passed the FCC bureaus, going by the name Samsung GT-i9023 (the original Nexus S being GT-i9020). What this device is all about is the topic of hot debates right now. Some have suggested it may be some 4G/HSPA+ version of the Nexus S, or perhaps it is a more custom made ‘Samsung’ Nexus. Although it is exciting to think of a Nexus S with Android 2.4 – which just might be the (not so) much anticipated Android IceCream version – the facts remain unknown.
Here you can see the German video of the Google Nexus S running Android 2.4. Or check some of the rumors here. For now, we simply hope the ruptures in the time-space continum won’t tear our universe apart, at least not before the Mobile Word Congress in Barcelona, scheduled this February. Thanks to SamsungNexusS.com