The phone looks hot and all but I'll never move away from AMOLED technology, its way too nice compared to traditional LCD. Also yeah it has some nice tegra 3 power, but the Galaxy Nexus is an amazing phone, I'll be holding onto it until the next Nexus.

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Originally Posted by Serious_Beans

The phone looks hot and all but I'll never move away from AMOLED technology, its way too nice compared to traditional LCD. Also yeah it has some nice tegra 3 power, but the Galaxy Nexus is an amazing phone, I'll be holding onto it until the next Nexus.

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The Verge was practically gushing when talking about its LCD...

Originally Posted by dmmarck

The Verge was practically gushing when talking about its LCD...

It still doesn't have pure blacks like the AMOLED screens do, I'm sure the colors are vibrant, possibly just as vibrant as it is on our phones and the text and images are probably more crisp but I'm used to the true blacks that only AMOLED can provide.

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So is the galaxy nexus going to last two years and not be an mp3 player before the two years is up? How long will it last?

Originally Posted by Serious_Beans

It still doesn't have pure blacks like the AMOLED screens do, I'm sure the colors are vibrant, possibly just as vibrant as it is on our phones and the text and images are probably more crisp but I'm used to the true blacks that only AMOLED can provide.

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Good point.

Originally Posted by coolbry95

So is the galaxy nexus going to last two years and not be an mp3 player before the two years is up? How long will it last?

Who knows? A week? 4 months? 8 years? Can't predict technology. The only constant is terrible battery life .

Originally Posted by coolbry95

So is the galaxy nexus going to last two years and not be an mp3 player before the two years is up? How long will it last?

Just replace my nexus one with an galaxy nexus. Unless something comes out with 2x battery life, I see no reason to upgrade in the next two years.

Originally Posted by _Dennis_

Yes you will notice, same as dual core vs single core. With 1GB of data more resources can be loaded for the launcher. I like not having my launcher not have to be reloaded all the time.

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Okay let's not over exaggerate. Going from 512mb ram to 1gb ram is NOT equal to single-core to dual-core.

Having 1GB of ram maybe helpful when you're running heavy apps but for regular use, it is not notable.

To clarify anyways, the One X and S have 1gb of ram. So the original post about it being 512mb is false anyways.

No one mentioned about the camera!? Seriously... the camera is a beast in these new HTC.

Originally Posted by charlieb620

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... Nexus s and Galaxy Nexus will be future proof. I'm only supporting Samsung they seem to be the only consistent company as far as devices.

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Yea the Nexuses are future-proof alright, but those quad core phones still make me envious... Especially now that Nvidia keeps showing off their technology, say battery saving and touch sensitivity.

And what do you mean by consistent?

Originally Posted by MrPhilo

No one mentioned about the camera!? Seriously... the camera is a beast in these new HTC.

Sigh I do want an amazing camera.

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Originally Posted by 15israellai

Yea the Nexuses are future-proof alright, but those quad core phones still make me envious... Especially now that Nvidia keeps showing off their technology, say battery saving and touch sensitivity.

And what do you mean by consistent?

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Putting out good product. LG fail, htc fail. I'm sure I'm not speaking for myself when I say people are waiting for the SGS3 more than what everyone else has to offer.

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