The new Nexus S is the latest smart phone from Samsung which ships with the brand new Google Android 2.3 operating system (also known as "Gingerbread"). Shortly after the launch, the Samsung Nexus S has become a major attraction amongst mobile phone users worldwide and has grabbed a lot of headlines and awards.
The Samsung Nexus S handset is loosely based on the fantastic Samsung Galaxy S mobile phone which has been one of the most successful mobiles in history. The Nexus S is a worthy successor to the Galaxy S and is the most powerful Android device from Samsung to date. Featuring a host of useful and cutting edge technologies such as a superb 4 inch Super AMOLED (Active-matrix organic light-emitting diode) touch screen with a unique curved design to allow comfortable use, multi-touch input, accelerometer sensor for auto rotation of user interface, proximity sensor for auto turn off, 3G, EDGE (Enhanced Data GSM Environment) and GPRS (General packet radio service).
The Samsung Nexus S uses a 1GHz processor with a dedicated GPU to ensure fast and fluid gaming, video streaming and internet browsing. The large 4 inch display is bright (even in direct sunlight - unlike many competing mobile phones), and displays crisp and clear graphics and video. The 1GHz "Hummingbird" processor offers multitasking which allows seamless display of multimedia web content and a fantastic gaming experience. This latest incarnation of the Google operating system "Android" software not only offers multi-tasking but includes an enhanced power management facility, new audio APIs, support for video calling, VoIP support, and Google TV supporting screen resolution sizes of up to 1366 x 768 pixels.
An excellent 5 megapixel camera with resolution up to 2560 x 1920 pixels with autofocus, LED flash and Geo-tagging makes it easy to take and share both high quality photographs and high definition videos via the accessible social networking widgets for popular web sites such as Facebook, Twitter, You Tube and Flickr.
One of the most high-tech features of the Samsung Nexus S is the integrated NFC Chip (near field communication) chip, this chip lets you use the phone to read digital tags that are already found in consumer goods such as T-Shirts and electronics. NFC technology is already popular in Japan, but yet to launch in the UK, however, when fully integrated the NFC chip will enable you to use the Nexus S almost like a credit card to purchase items from stores!
This fantastic mobile phone is now available in the UK from all four major networks (O2, Orange, Vodafone and T mobile) on a number of competitive mobile phone contract deals.
By John Br Shaw
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