Google announces Nexus S by Samsung
6 December 2010 by Olav Hellesø-Knutsen Google today announced the Nexus S made by Samsung Mobile. It is the first phone running on Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) Samsung and Google today announced the new Nexus S mobile phone. It is the first phone running version 2.3 of the Android operating system. Version 2.3 alson known as Gingerbread was officially announced today. The Nexus S has a large 4 inch display with a 400 x 800 pixel resolution running on a 1GHz Hummingbird CPU made by Samsung. In fact, most hardware is made by Samsung and the phone is based on the Galaxy S A new feature made possible with Android 2.3 is support for Near Field Communication (NFC). Nexus S has the requred hardware built in and NFC lets you read data from NFC tags. NFS is a wireless technology that can be embedded in all kinds of objects like stickers, t-shirts and posters. Both Bluetooth and NFC are short-range communication technologies but NFC has a maximum range of 20 cm and a slower data transfer.
Nexus S Technical specifications
Nexus S will be available unlocked in the US after December 16th from all Best Buy stores and in Carphone Warehous and Best Buy retailers in the UK after December 20th. Just in time for Christmas eve.
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