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One can always dream....

If only we could get the Nvidia Tegra/APX interface on the HD
I think that would make the HD's interface amazing.
The picture iv uploaded is just a really bad photoshop image i made as an example
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lol, it struggles playing divx, let alone rendering 3D tablets in realtime!

Look cool and you're right

badaas said:
lol, it struggles playing divx, let alone rendering 3D tablets in realtime!
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lol, yep thats true, but...if only

Lol, I will really lmaO when this (nicely) photoshopped HD from here makes it again to the news-headlines, just like the "HD Pro" haha.
Like: "HTC and nVidia working together on new UI for HD."
In fact, we should try to do that, but the top of the inset is not correctly aligned unfortunately .

just wait for a real tegra device to be released... and then touch hd will simply "die"

htc should forget about hot swapping sd cards, and incorporate hot swapping chips!

mkMoSs said:
just wait for a real tegra device to be released... and then touch hd will simply "die"
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Which, unfortunately, won't be any time soon.
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Although wiki says
The first product to use the Tegra line is scheduled for release toward the end of 2008.
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Which one would that be?

Remember this post, probably only one generation from having a device like that...1 1/2 years my estimate and we'll all be happy

dogbreath said:
Remember this post, probably only one generation from having a device like that...1 1/2 years my estimate and we'll all be happy
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No, you won't be happy, you'll be lusting after 20mpx, HD recording, 1 GHZ and XGA resolution, like Ericsson predicts - http://www.engadget.com/2008/11/07/ericsson-20-megapixel-cellphones-shooting-full-hd-video-in-4-ye/
Gotta hate that technology always evolving and what not

Yeah exactly, there's always something much better around the corner!

Google Nexus S: Unboxing and Hands-On

Google Nexus S: Unboxing and Hands-On
Slide Show of the Unboxing

The reviews are basically going to say what's been echoed throughout the boards: The pros, more or less, being that the device will be fast and will run the latest/cleanest Android build directly from Google. The cons, more or less, will be about everything everyone's complaining about (lack of HSPA+, expandable slot, and some other downgrades).

Reviews
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/blogs/2010/12/08/google-nexus-s-review-first-look/
http://hubpages.com/hub/Samsung-Nexus-S-by-Google-Review
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Photos from the camera.
http://hi-tech.mail.ru/static/img/review/2417/c7797dc5bf43a56a72123b2f60de52ea_real.jpg
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http://www.pocket-lint.com/review/5188/google-nexus-s-first-review

http://www.mobile-review.com/review/google-nexus-s-en.shtml

http://www.cnet.com/8301-19736_1-20025101-251.html
http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/37219/samsung-google-nexus-s-photos

I think it's gorgeous. Not so about your link spam S:

http://reviews.cnet.com/smartphones/samsung-nexus-s-unlocked/4505-6452_7-34431171.html
In the video you can see that it has around 13.3GB (SD like)

You guys need to stop posting these reviews... your making me want this device way too much!

No video?
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Cant wait for Thursday

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSj_F5y9q1U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaEdY0oUX9Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JQz7EOHAwE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Og91woBM7pk
There's another software overview here of 2.3 from IntoMobile.
I can't help but notice the major scrolling lag at 2:58 onwards when he enables the Maps live wallpaper. Really disappointing to see the performance issues still not resolved. I guess we keep on waiting for proper GPU acceleration to fix that?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kw9Q-_3MvxI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_pz3nQVJa8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xClO6d-S86w

Has any of them tried to pop in an at&t sim card and check for 3G service?
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All the reviews are essentially saying the same thing. The pros being more or less the Google experience, untouched and unaltered; super fast; and direct Google updates. The cons being what every one has/is complaining about: lack of HSPA+ support, not a huge improvement giving the context of near-future devices, NFC has potential but nothing major for the moment, lack of expandable SD slot, lack of HD recording, etc.
There are no more surprises. People are getting this phone primarily for Gingerbread and future direct/clean updates, but not much else.

http://www.pocket-lint.com/review/5199/google-nexus-s-samsung-review
http://www.laptopmag.com/review/cel...The+Pulse+of+Mobile+Technology)#axzz1880xaWl3

DJTaurus said:
http://www.pocket-lint.com/review/5199/google-nexus-s-samsung-review
http://www.laptopmag.com/review/cel...The+Pulse+of+Mobile+Technology)#axzz1880xaWl3
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Damn DJ you are a Machine!
Thanks for taking the time to post these reviews its real helpful

ap3604 said:
Damn DJ you are a Machine!
Thanks for taking the time to post these reviews its real helpful
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Google fires Nexus S into space !
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pm5oFJf2Q0o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2DbEpaRfcc
New unboxing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJE9Eu3CjP8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTQ-c7QJdYQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrOjtjqHSoE

[Q] Google Talk with Video?

Do you guys think this will be a market update or software update since the Nexus S is getting it in 2.3.4?
Maybe Samsung is waiting until then to give us official Gingerbread?
Thoughts?

Looks to me like Google is only going to do it on 2.3 phones, with 2.3 already percolating, we Epic users shouldn't have to wait too long.
"Google Talk with video and voice chat will gradually roll out to Nexus S devices in the next few weeks as part of the Android 2.3.4 over-the-air update and will launch on other Android 2.3+ devices in the future," Google explained in a blog post, which also offers a screenshot and demo video.
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from: http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Mobile-and...rs-Google-Talk-Video-Chat-for-Android-212563/

jdelano said:
we Epic users shouldn't have to wait too long.
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hee hee, good one.

2.3.4 GTalk Files from NexusS
Found this in the Nexus S forum. I can't do anything with them (not a developer) but maybe someone can??? lol here's to hoping.

edonnelly said:
jdelano said:
we Epic users shouldn't have to wait too long.
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hee hee, good one.
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supercluver said:
Found this in the Nexus S forum. I can't do anything with them (not a developer) but maybe someone can??? lol here's to hoping.
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Hopefully someone can do something with this . Google talk with video presumably integrates better with the android os than other alternatives, so it makes sense Google is integrating it into 2.3 instead of back supporting 2.2... that said, only the stock or "developer" android phones like nexus one and nexus s will be getting these right now...

RandomKing said:
Hopefully someone can do something with this . Google talk with video presumably integrates better with the android os than other alternatives, so it makes sense Google is integrating it into 2.3 instead of back supporting 2.2... that said, only the stock or "developer" android phones like nexus one and nexus s will be getting these right now...
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Video calling framework has actually been built into Android since at least 2.1. If you check our hidden menus, there are all kinds of options for it, except the part that actually lets you make a video call.
I'd also wager that it'll pretty seamlessly interface with FaceTime since Gizmo5 pretty much did what FaceTime did using the same protocols and standards, except it was doing it back in '06.

Nexus Prime UAProf listed on Samsung site

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If you had any doubts on Samsung developing the next Nexus phone, this should be an official confirmation. UAProf of GT-I9250 aka Nexus Prime has been listed on Samsung Mobile’s site. Apart from the name, the profile listing also claims the screen resolution to be WVGA (800×480) . However, previous rumors have suggested Nexus Prime to have an HD resolution display.
Nexus Prime will be the first device to run Android’s Ice Cream Sandwich OS and feature Bluetooth 3.0, dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n amongst other things.
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justsayinbro said:
If you had any doubts on Samsung developing the next Nexus phone, this should be an official confirmation. UAProf of GT-I9250 aka Nexus Prime has been listed on Samsung Mobile’s site. Apart from the name, the profile listing also claims the screen resolution to be WVGA (800×480) . However, previous rumors have suggested Nexus Prime to have an HD resolution display.
Nexus Prime will be the first device to run Android’s Ice Cream Sandwich OS and feature Bluetooth 3.0, dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n amongst other things.
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I would somewhat assume the screen to be on par with the Charge. That's seems too new for them to be jumping ship to a newer screen technology. The original AMOLED soldiered on for nearly 2 years.

loonatik78 said:
I would somewhat assume the screen to be on par with the Charge. That's seems too new for them to be jumping ship to a newer screen technology. The original AMOLED soldiered on for nearly 2 years.
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Yeah, if that's the actual screen resolution, I'm a bit disappointed. I've read that Samsung may have, in fact, purposely falsified this information in anticipation of it getting out to the public. Similar to what HTC does...
800x480 just doesn't cut it anymore!

Err, 1x1 ratio?
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Motorola's first Ice Cream Sandwich, Medfield handset leaked?

the device will ship with Intel's new mobile Medfield chip. The Atom-based system-on-a-chip could be Intel's best mobile component yet, and the chipmaker has its sights set on ARM. Reviews site Anandtech last month showed off benchmarks, detailing how Medfield performs far better in browser performance and speed--among other metrics--than those chips found in Apple's iPhone 4S, the Motorola Droid Razr, and the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.
http://pocketnow.com/android/motorolas-first-intel-powered-ice-cream-sandwich-revealed-images

A Motorola first?
Pity I am on my Motorola last!

CaelanT said:
A Motorola first?
Pity I am on my Motorola last!
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Right
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I have an atrix right now but I really like HTC phones, does anybody know of a sense based rom?

CaelanT said:
Pity I am on my Motorola last!
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+1
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Eh, I probably won't be getting another Motorola if I end up going Android again. Their support for their phones is awful.

r1dr12aj said:
Eh, I probably won't be getting another Motorola if I end up going Android again. Their support for their phones is awful.
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+1, my next phone will most likely be a Samsung.

Atrix_Owner said:
+1, my next phone will most likely be a Samsung.
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Don't expect much support from them neither...comming from the Samsung Vibrant.

Honestly, if you think about it, they're all ****. Might as well go back to this
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Too bad the current dual-core designs exceed the Medfield platform on virtually every bench out there.... Medfield is extremely under-whelming TBH.... SGS3 will blow this out of the freaking water hands down.

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Honestly, if you think about it, they're all ****. Might as well go back to this
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Ahhhh, the Motorola Brick. Brings back memories.

G-Man. said:
Too bad the current dual-core designs exceed the Medfield platform on virtually every bench out there.... Medfield is extremely under-whelming TBH.... SGS3 will blow this out of the freaking water hands down.
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I hope the Samsung SG3 works better as a phone then the Captivate, the Atrix by far as been a much better experience than the Captivate, the gps never worked properly and was not functional at all for months the phone as was just average in quality the HTC phones I have had worked rather well for both GPS and call quality. I may try HTC again, maybe the Samsung but I wont be an early adopter.