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Upgrading from sgs2 to galaxy nexus?

My main reasons are for the bigger screen, design, LED. Do you think I'm being stupid?
Btw 16gb is more than enough for me so no need of sd card, almost never play games, don't really use camera and saw sample photos from galaxy nexus it looked good and even better than Iphone 4s to me.
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jay_993 said:
My main reasons are for the bigger screen, design, LED. Do you think I'm being stupid?
Btw 16gb is more than enough for me so no need of sd card, almost never play games, don't really use camera and saw sample photos from galaxy nexus it looked good and even better than Iphone 4s to me.
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Nope, I don't. I would do the exact same thing. And I REALLY wanted the SGSII to come to verizon as well. So that tells you it's a smart choice IMO?
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It is your money and if it makes you happy do what you want to do. You could probably sell your galaxy s2 and have most of the galaxy nexus paid for unlocked.
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legendary1022 said:
It is your money and if it makes you happy do what you want to do. You could probably sell your galaxy s2 and have most of the galaxy nexus paid for unlocked.
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I sure hope so but I'm sure that before I buy ill wanna try it out
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legendary1022 said:
It is your money and if it makes you happy do what you want to do. You could probably sell your galaxy s2 and have most of the galaxy nexus paid for unlocked.
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Speaking of selling.. anyone want to buy a G2 for $529?

jay_993 said:
My main reasons are for the bigger screen, design, LED. Do you think I'm being stupid?
Btw 16gb is more than enough for me so no need of sd card, almost never play games, don't really use camera and saw sample photos from galaxy nexus it looked good and even better than Iphone 4s to me.
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In the same boat here and it really is a difficult decision. In one mind I love my GS2 but the 720p display, pure google experience and notification led is certainly attractive!

I just returned my AT&T GS2 a few minutes ago and I'll be picking up the Galaxy Nexus. I really liked the GS2, but as a Nexus One owner, there's nothing like owning a Nexus!

jay_993 said:
My main reasons are for the bigger screen, design, LED. Do you think I'm being stupid?
Btw 16gb is more than enough for me so no need of sd card, almost never play games, don't really use camera and saw sample photos from galaxy nexus it looked good and even better than Iphone 4s to me.
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it's more of a side grade from SGS2 to GN, but if you count the screen, then yeah the larger 720p is an upgrade

AllGamer said:
it's more of a side grade from SGS2 to GN, but if you count the screen, then yeah the larger 720p is an upgrade
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And huge software support.

Griffrez said:
And huge software support.
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Very true. I'm slightly considering it just because of that (development).

Griffrez said:
And huge software support.
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Try visiting the SGS2 section.

Well friends have taken the hard decision,,sold my SGS 2 to one of my friend{at a very good price},,now waiting for Samsung Galaxy Nexus to launch in India next week,,have used{still using} Nexus 1 & the notification led and stock google experience and a huge development support is great.
So going for Galaxy Nexus

Fast updates and software support is enough reason to ditch GS2 for the galaxy nexus. Especially now that manufacturers are beginning to move to next stage of hardware. 720p will be the next standard for screen resolution. and when android 5.0/jelly bean comes, Galaxy Nexus will be getting it officially. And Galaxy S2 might not.

peacekeeper05 said:
Fast updates and software support is enough reason to ditch GS2 for the galaxy nexus. Especially now that manufacturers are beginning to move to next stage of hardware. 720p will be the next standard for screen resolution. and when android 5.0/jelly bean comes, Galaxy Nexus will be getting it officially. And Galaxy S2 might not.
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+1
I'd definitely go with any Nexus device over any other Android phone simply because of the updates. Google will keep their promise to keep their devices updated for the minimum 18 months that they're asking all the other manufacturers to do. Samsung apparently isn't going to update the SGS1 even though it could handle the update (has nearly the same specs as the NS for crying out loud) and they'll more than likely try to skin 4.0 when they do get around to updating. I remember waiting and waiting and waiting for my Vibrant to get 2.2 before I finally ditched it for the Nexus S. Never looked back after that choice. You will not be disappointed with your decision to sell and wait for the GN.
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android_master said:
Well friends have taken the hard decision,,sold my SGS 2 to one of my friend{at a very good price},,now waiting for Samsung Galaxy Nexus to launch in India next week,,have used{still using} Nexus 1 & the notification led and stock google experience and a huge development support is great.
So going for Galaxy Nexus
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Yeahh Totally..!!! I hope Galaxy Nexus will be unveiled along with the Samsung Galaxy Note on Nov 2. Cant wait... Just 2 days to go.. )

I'm guessing everyone saying it will get updates faster don't root y'all phones?

esincho said:
I'm guessing everyone saying it will get updates faster don't root y'all phones?
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It still takes time for developers to port official android updates to non nexus device. so basically the nexus line up gets the fastest, conplete, less buggy and timely updates.

peacekeeper05 said:
It still takes time for developers to port official android updates to non nexus device. so basically the nexus line up gets the fastest, conplete, less buggy and timely updates.
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I understand. And i agree about lest bugs. But cm team pretty fast after the initial port adding updates. Like for .2 .3 know what I'm saying?

esincho said:
I understand. And i agree about lest bugs. But cm team pretty fast after the initial port adding updates. Like for .2 .3 know what I'm saying?
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It took the CM team months before they were able to provide stable 2.3 build.

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It took the CM team months before they were able to provide stable 2.3 build.
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On what phone?

After the Nexus

I am infatuated with my phone. I love it more than any inanimate object I have ever know.
Perfection.
However, I feel the need to become more mainstream. I want a tablet.
I want one that has a community like this, i.e. hundreds of devs catering for one device.
Any suggestions are welcome.
If my post is incoherent, ask me what I'm on, and what girl caused it.

Get a galaxy note, or Samsung 7/8.9/10 tab
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I'd say pass on note , I didn't like the screens horrible at producing black , its a big issue , I had gray boxes a lot of the time during black parts of video
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I would first wait what the Google tablet will bring, personally I also think the new huawei tablet will be interesting.

TwilightSparkle said:
I want one that has a community like this, i.e. hundreds of devs catering for one device.
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Daaayyuuummmnnn, don't know about that....
But yea if you're looking for something around 7inch screen size I'd wait to see what Google is gonna offer, if not then perhaps.....
http://eee.asus.com/eeepad/transformer-300/features/

IMO, just wait for the nexus tablet. I've learned my lesson not to get a phone or tab that isn't from Google. Or at least get one from a company that updates quickly like moto or Asus. Samsung is just terrible with updates.
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prinzhernan said:
IMO, just wait for the nexus tablet. I've learned my lesson not to get a phone or tab that isn't from Google. Or at least get one from a company that updates quickly like moto or Asus. Samsung is just terrible with updates.
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Please don't include Motorola in any list of companies that update quickly. They burnt me badly with the Atrix and their false promises.
On the plus side they did push me back to the Nexus line..

CodeMonkey said:
Please don't include Motorola in any list of companies that update quickly. They burnt me badly with the Atrix and their false promises.
On the plus side they did push me back to the Nexus line..
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Haha fine. But they are way better than Sammy. Sammy is slow as a snail with updates. They even drop support for their devices faster than you can say money.
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prinzhernan said:
Haha fine. But they are way better than Sammy. Sammy is slow as a snail with updates. They even drop support for their devices faster than you can say money.
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I agree with you about Asus though. I just wish Moto and the others would start interacting with their customers and keep them informed. I've got a TF101 and have been really impressed with how Asus have kept people informed. Asus UK even asked what issues we would like them to raise with their engineers when they visited them earlier this year.

prinzhernan said:
IMO, just wait for the nexus tablet. I've learned my lesson not to get a phone or tab that isn't from Google. Or at least get one from a company that updates quickly like moto or Asus. Samsung is just terrible with updates.
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Coming from a Defy, I can assure you the moto part is totally wrong ^^. Moto don't care about their customers.
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If your not a fan of iPads and want an Android Tab. The Transformer Prime is the Answer !

About the possibility of a 5.x" Nexus

Hi Guys,
while I was reading the news about an upcomming Galaxy Note 2 by the end of October 2012 I was thinking of the possibility of a 5.x" Google Nexus.
For someone like me who's smartphone (displays) has been getting bigger over the years this would be so interesting.
What do you think about? Since there will be a few new Nexus this year this is not that unrealistic.
Regards,

escrivel said:
Hi Guys,
while I was reading the news about an upcomming Galaxy Note 2 by the end of October 2012 I was thinking of the possibility of a 5.x" Google Nexus.
For someone like me who's smartphone (displays) has been getting bigger over the years this would be so interesting.
What do you think about? Since there will be a few new Nexus this year this is not that unrealistic.
Regards,
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Rumor, speculation, nonsense...also known as 'you'll know when everyone knows, and not a minute beforehand.'
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1642801

No. Just no.

If there really are multiple Nexi next time around, I can see this being a reality.
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If it has Nexus in its name, I'm buying it...
Period.
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For a second i thought u meant Android 5.x LOL .. as much as i hate it .. it is a possibility that could happen

SocialReject said:
If it has Nexus in its name, I'm buying it...
Period.
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Agreed
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If they will make phone bigger by 0,1" - i'm not buying it. Sick of those "elephant style" phones.

Do not want multiple Nexus phones coming out at once.

zetsumeikuro said:
Do not want multiple Nexus phones coming out at once.
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Please explain?
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El Daddy said:
Please explain?
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5.x

El Daddy said:
Please explain?
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Well I would think because the development will be split into however many of them are being made? The whole point of Nexus is the developing community, and I seriously doubt that devs can afford 5 different devices.

El Daddy said:
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Having multiple Galaxy devices in my eyes defeats the purpose of the Nexus name. The devs can focus on the ONE device making it as best as possible. This is why I and many others desire a Nexus. Now imagine if there are 5 Nexus devices... I like flashing multiple roms ,but say for an example one dev that makes a rom i like gets variation #1, and another rom i like the dev gets variation #2. You see where I'm going with this right?

All the next nexus needs is a beefed up processor, improved battery life stock, and if Sammy is the manufacturer a Super AMOLED HD screen. I personally don't think it needs more screen real estate.

zetsumeikuro said:
Having multiple Galaxy devices in my eyes defeats the purpose of the Nexus name. The devs can focus on the ONE device making it as best as possible. This is why I and many others desire a Nexus. Now imagine if there are 5 Nexus devices... I like flashing multiple roms ,but say for an example one dev that makes a rom i like gets variation #1, and another rom i like the dev gets variation #2. You see where I'm going with this right?
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That's a fair enough argument. For me the variation of hardware options is a bigger factor.
They will all have AOSP on them and that's what I care about.
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As it is I find the Galaxy Nexus a tad cumbersome for single handed use so no, I wouldn't be interested in a larger device.
As in, my thumb can't reach the upper opposite side without shifting my grip or vice versa. Nexus S was a perfect fit.

Hands down better camera
I'd like to see a better camera and longer lasting battery. Those are about the only things I feel are holding back the current Gnex from being a perfect phone.

zetsumeikuro said:
Having multiple Galaxy devices in my eyes defeats the purpose of the Nexus name. The devs can focus on the ONE device making it as best as possible. This is why I and many others desire a Nexus. Now imagine if there are 5 Nexus devices... I like flashing multiple roms ,but say for an example one dev that makes a rom i like gets variation #1, and another rom i like the dev gets variation #2. You see where I'm going with this right?
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But do you go to the nexus a forum to flash roms to your galaxy nexus.
I think it's a great idea, then if Google makes a nexus with different options, I see a lot of posts saying if the phone gets bigger I'm not buying. I believe the nexus is not a Dev phone anymore. Google is working hard on enhancing it's ui on Android and the Web. With multiple devices and Google showing the world pure Android and customers can have it in the hardware options they want
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I'll keep buying the latest greatest largest as long as it will fit in my shirt pocket.

zetsumeikuro said:
Having multiple Galaxy devices in my eyes defeats the purpose of the Nexus name. The devs can focus on the ONE device making it as best as possible. This is why I and many others desire a Nexus. Now imagine if there are 5 Nexus devices... I like flashing multiple roms ,but say for an example one dev that makes a rom i like gets variation #1, and another rom i like the dev gets variation #2. You see where I'm going with this right?
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I fully agree.
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A discussion about Multiple Nexus devices possibly being released next time around..

I have been reading that it's quite possible that the next batch of Nexus devices could be made by multiple companies. I was just curious as to what people thought of this and if this does happen which will you probably go with? I have always been big on Samsung but if HTC, Motorola, and Samsung all make their own version of the Nexus, I honestly don't know what I would do...What do you guys think about this? Do you think it will happen? Which do you think you would probably go with if this does happen?
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Pretty sure there is a thread about this elsewhere, but to answer your question..... I'd go with Motorola all day long. Motorola's hardware is the best hands down, couple that with a open boot loader and toll be the best device we have seen yet.
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DualSportDad said:
Pretty sure there is a thread about this elsewhere, but to answer your question..... I'd go with Motorola all day long. Motorola's hardware is the best hands down, couple that with a open boot loader and toll be the best device we have seen yet.
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Moto would be a good choice, but I'd be really tempted by Samsung or HTC. HTC especially, I've had a few of their devices and loved them all, but Sammy has that amazing SAMOLED screen and it's hard going from it to any other screen. Definitely interesting and hopefully true.

I looked and didn't see anything... I was actually leaning more towards Motorola myself. They made solid phones. I'm not big on HTC.. Many ppl like the way they build phones but I like the plastic look. Also Motorola is known for better reception..I've read a lot about how they make best radios.. Looking very forward to it!! Love my Nexus devices!
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I think if Motorola would make it, it word go perfect with slcd2, omap5, nice 3500 battery, and thin.
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Motorola for sure. Kind miss my og. I have had Sammy HTC and moto. And my of droid was great in its prime.
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If only moto and sammy would team up.
Sammy screens, Moto battery tech, Vanilla AOSP Jelly bean or Kandy Kane, both can build slim devices, Moto radios (best in the biz)...maybe some styling from HTC (I always thought my rezound was kind of sexy/classy...for a fat girl). 4.6 to 4.8" screen. 3000mah slim battery....carbon kevlar the whole phone minus the glass and leave it the natural yellowish/greenish/black color. NFC....
I've thought of a way Moto could make their slim batteries like in the Razr and Maxx, removable....but it's hard to explain. (Quick detach I'm implying, not how they are currently removable).
And for heaven's sake at least 32gb since we all know Google won't allow an SD card on a Nexus device. Maybe even a wacom screen like the Note.....

The multiple nexii idea is unrealistic, it would kill the whole meaning of the nexus series, there's also the issue of who will get updates first and who will be issuing the updates, google or oems... we've already witnessed how the cdma gnex contributed to the fragmentation problem, multiple nexii would do the same.
In addition, i hope the next nexus won't have an over saturated and contrasted oled display, i think we should look up to the one x standards.
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Well whatever Google decides to go with for the next Nexus...please no Tegra 3. Yes a lot of games are "optimized & compatible" for Teg3 but honestly I think there are better options out there.

hope not...cuz i might hv to get all of them cuz nexus are awesome!!!

I don't believe we will see several new Nexus phones this year. What has been said is that there might be 4-5 nexus devices released this year, right? Well, we already know about two of those: the Nexus 7 and the Nexus Q (although the latter has been delayed). A new phone brings that number up to three, and the fourth device could possibly be a larger tablet (?). Not sure what else there could possibly be, but again, I don't believe there will be more than one new phone.

I think the next nexus will be made by Google.... They own Motorola mobility now so I'm guessing Google will be releasing there own
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I can't imagine it being made by anyone but Samsung at this point, honestly. I'd love to see HTC make one, personally. I'm not sure about the other variants, but the HTC OneX (or OneS?) on T-Mobile is absolutely wonderful, physically. It's got that metallic feel that the Nexus One had. I like that a lot more than slick plastic.

I'd love a moto nexus. When it comes to quality hardware ie. Antennas, moto is the best
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I think the next nexus will be made by Google.... They own Motorola mobility now so I'm guessing Google will be releasing there own
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Not likely. Motorola still operates as its own entity, not as a hardware division of Google, and Google has publically stated that they won't give Motorola preferential treatment like that. The other OEMs would not be happy if they did. So Motorola has the same chances as everyone else (which in my opinion means it's pretty unlikely they will get to make the next Nexus).

its either Motorola or Samsung.. i dont think google would choose HTC (again) or Sony..
wasnt nexuses are supposed to be a developer phone? and not high class fashionista phone like that glass brick does?
nexuses arent jewellry :angel:

I have a feeling Samsung will continue to make the Nexus phone.
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Nokia plan B is Galaxy Nexus! Hahaha
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@dual sport dad What a goofy thing to say I'm pretty sure. Like I'm pretty sure you think you know everything or I'm pretty sure I pulled out, but thank God you took your time to reply I'm pretty sure it didn't mean anything
On another note Sammy just because of the amoled
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I dont care who makes it I'm buy'n it! :good:

So seems like KLP at the end =P

Well a drawing made by Manu Cornet (Google's employee) "almost" confirms the name of the next Android version
Kool huh?

I'm pretty sure Schmidt already dropped the name in an interview a whole back but it's good to have some "confirmation".

063_XOBX said:
I'm pretty sure Schmidt already dropped the name in an interview a whole back but it's good to have some "confirmation".
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Hehe yeah xD
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probably with a new Nexus device?

Invicta said:
probably with a new Nexus device?
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Don't think so.. Probably a improved version of N4
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Not that i'm saying that it wont be called Key Lime Pie, but the guy who said that has nothing to do with the Android department of Google.
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Don't think so.. Probably a improved version of N4
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If thats true, that sucks for the people who just bought it. I dont think google is that cruel.

Could be a new device category. Android chrome book? Project glass? Improved Nexus Q? They've established a nexus line with the 4,7, and 10 so the only logical thing to do is expand on it.

I'd like to see Google expand the Nexus range by releasing some sort of budget smaller-screen Nexus phone that can go on sales in the Play Store (was hoping the Galaxy Nexus would continue to be sold on the Play Store as a budget device but they ended up just completely removing it). Probably not a good idea to launch a new Android version on a budget phone though lol.
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I'd like to see Google expand the Nexus range by releasing some sort of budget smaller-screen Nexus phone that can go on sales in the Play Store (was hoping the Galaxy Nexus would continue to be sold on the Play Store as a budget device but they ended up just completely removing it). Probably not a good idea to launch a new Android version on a budget phone though lol.
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If a top of the line, $300 UNLOCKED smartphone isn't budget, Idk what is...
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A middle of the line, $200 phone?
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A middle of the line, $200 phone?
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In other words a Gnex
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A Google employee drew some fan art! GUYS THIS MUDT MEAN THAT WE'RE GETTING THE NEXUS 573839 NEXT TUESDAY AT 9:01AM WITH A SEXTUPLE PROCESSOR AND 18G AND ANDROID 72.3!
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A Google employee drew some fan art! GUYS THIS MUDT MEAN THAT WE'RE GETTING THE NEXUS 573839 NEXT TUESDAY AT 9:01AM WITH A SEXTUPLE PROCESSOR AND 18G AND ANDROID 72.3!
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No, it's the idea that the name is sort of confirmed and so we can get an idea that the next version, as it has a different name will be a major version (?) and therefore have more features and stuff
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In other words a Gnex
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Yes, that's exactly what I was implying in my previous post that Google should have sold the GN alongside the N4 with a reduced price as a budget option, but they decided to discontinue it.
If they managed to get a top end device made for ridiculously cheap why not a mid level one for even cheaper. Everyone benefits (probably except phone manufacturers and retailers who are still trying to sell unlocked phones at ridiculously inflated prices).
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Chrono_Tata said:
Yes, that's exactly what I was implying in my previous post that Google should have sold the GN alongside the N4 with a reduced price as a budget option, but they decided to discontinue it.
If they managed to get a top end device made for ridiculously cheap why not a mid level one for even cheaper. Everyone benefits (probably except phone manufacturers and retailers who are still trying to sell unlocked phones at ridiculously inflated prices).
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I have a Nexus S 4G and from what I've experienced from a friends Gnex and read online about the Gnex, can REALLY say it's a mid-level phone? It might be on the lower end of high-end... But IMHO its still not a mid-level phone... Its better for everyone that they don't sell the Gnex cheaper because that would drop the resale value and essentially saturate the market with a "cheap" phone... Not saying the phone is cheaply made, but people think a phone is cheap if its not +300...
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Did none of you read that this is:
- fan art
- by a person on the gmail team
- the guy said he gas no idea what the next one is, just following our suspicion and added it in to complete the art
?
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Wait, wait! We need the next Android version to be a stripper name! Kandy Kane!!!

geoffcorey said:
Did none of you read that this is:
- fan art
- by a person on the gmail team
- the guy said he gas no idea what the next one is, just following our suspicion and added it in to complete the art
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+1. It's comical, yet sad, to see people actually ascribe some kind of meaning to it.
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the1dynasty said:
I have a Nexus S 4G and from what I've experienced from a friends Gnex and read online about the Gnex, can REALLY say it's a mid-level phone? It might be on the lower end of high-end... But IMHO its still not a mid-level phone... Its better for everyone that they don't sell the Gnex cheaper because that would drop the resale value and essentially saturate the market with a "cheap" phone... Not saying the phone is cheaply made, but people think a phone is cheap if its not +300...
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Maybe mid-level isn't the right word, but it's definitely not one of the current high-end phones. Anyway Apple, for example, has always been selling their previous models with reduced prices as a budget offering so it's not a strange concept. Anyway, saturating the market with good but cheap(er) phones isn't exactly a bad idea. If anything it encourages more manufacturers to make better, cheaper phones to stay competitive, which is good for consumers.
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No need for speculations; the author did mention to not read too much into it ..