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Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Specs and Sample Photos Anticipated Results sticking Snapshots Galaxy Nexus 2

A series of rumors related to rolling back the next Nexus smartphone. After the 5-inch phablet allegedly made ​​by HTC Nexus would be 5, recently re-revealed other candidates, namely the Samsung i9260 which supposedly will come as the Galaxy Nexus II. In fact, the specification and sample photos of the Samsung i9260 has been leaked via photo-sharing site Picasa.



Too early indeed, judging alleged photo shots of the alleged smartphone Nexus II. However, there is one other fact that is also interesting to observe.

Samsung i9260 expected to be one of the few next generation Nexus smartphone. Google was once rumored to be releasing more than one new Nexus smartphone.

In addition to Samsung, other Android device vendors, such as LG, Sony, and HTC tipped to make their version of the Nexus smartphone. That, according to the narrative sources on the site PhoneArena, conducted with the aim to showcase the best Android smartphone with no frills typical manufacturer's custom interface results respectively.

Back to the Samsung i9260, the camera on this smartphone as reported droiddog​​, has F/2.65 aperture and focal length of 4mm. As a comparison, the Galaxy SIII, in comparison, has a F/2.6 aperture size and focal length of 3.6mm.

Besides camera features, the Samsung i9260 is also believed to be carrying an upgraded processor, the dual-core Cortex A9 1.5 GHz speed is not 1.2 GHz, microSD slot, and a HD Super AMOLED screen measuring 4.65 inches. The device is touted to be the first smartphone to ship with the next version of Android, the Key Lime Pie. It was also reported to be in line with previous rumors stating that the device only runs the latest version of Android Jelly Bean. To be sure, we wait for its development.

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