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Google launched The Nexus one with HTC but now it’s the new Nexus with Samsung. Google Nexus S has the Samsung Galaxy S as its base. The Nexus S is slightly lengthier and thicker than the Samsung Galaxy S. The Samsung Galaxy S was a flat phone whereas the Nexus S has a curved display screen.
The Nexus S has a 4.00 Inch long display with Super AMOLED capacitive touch. The glass on the screen is slightly curved to make the phone easier to handle. The display has superior contrast and brightness levels and supports 16 M colours. Also Google Nexus S stands well on sunlight legibility scale. The Super AMOLED capacitive touch is very sensitive and simple to use.
This mobile runs on Android v2.3 Gingerbread. The OS is very intuitive and fun to use with a lot of widgets and other stuff available. It also has an option to display live wallpapers which make the home screen come alive. The processor is also very powerful and the combination of humming bird chipset with Android Gingerbread is simply awesome.
It comes loaded with a 5 MP camera with AutoFocus and LED Flash. It also has a secondary camera which can be used for video calling or taking pictures. The Camera UI is very simple but a bit below what we have seen in other mobiles of same segment. The 5 MP snapper produces great images with less noise levels and better colour rendering as compared to the Galaxy S. The video cam is capable of recording videos in D1 format and at a frame rate of 30 fps.
The Google Nexus S has superb Audio quality but the music player is the same as seen in the earlier Android version. The device also has almost everything in terms of connectivity. One interesting thing about it is the NFC (Near field communication chip). The web browser of this smartphone is pretty smooth and also supports Flash 10.1.
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