Want a barometer on your Android smartphone? You can if you own a Galaxy Nexus or a Galaxy Note, both which come with a barometer chip.
This could be a great way to keep in touch with your local weather without relying on your local TV station.
As for me, this is going to work great as I like knowing the atmospheric pressure as I live near the ocean and love trying to guess the weather tomorrow.
Do you use your phone outdoors often? Perhaps in direct sunlight because you work at a pool cleaning job?
Whatever the reason, we’ve got outdoor screen test of four of the best Android smartphone on the market today, the Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy Note, Galaxy S2, and the HTC Evo 3D.
In this test, we find out that the curved screen of Galaxy Nexus actually does work and that Samsung makes some great screens that work outdoors while HTC’s Evo 3D turns into a mirror.
What do you think? Which phone has best viewing angles in the sun?
While none of us here in the U.S. have gotten our hands on full retail versions of Galaxy Nexus, Google posted Galaxy Nexus video tutorials on their YouTube channel.
This isn’t product hands-on review by any means but gives us better glimpse into what to expect from Galaxy Nexus coming to Verizon’s 4G LTE.
Beginner’s Galaxy Nexus video:
Galaxy Nexus Beam demo:
Galaxy Nexus Camera and Panorama:
Galaxy Nexus Wallpapers:
Creating Folders on Galaxy Nexus:
Customize Favorites on Galaxy Nexus:
Face Unlock demo on Gal
Although there was no official announcement for the Verizon Galaxy Nexus, it seems that there’s already Verizon Galaxy Nexus being used in the shooting of Android 4.0 launch.
In these photos, you can clearly see Verizon’s 4G LTE logo engraved on the back of this Galaxy Nexus. Which just all means that November 10th launch date might not become just a fairy tale, you can bet on it!
You’ve probably heard this already (or at least someone probably told you last night or this morning), Google and Samsung has just announced the 3rd generation Nexus series after the Nexus One and S, the Galaxy Nexus!
The cream of the crop Galaxy Nexus comes with the latest Android 4.0 operating system, which touts cool features like face recognition unlock screen, merged OS with other Android tablet devices (meaning Android 4.0 can be used with phone or tablet), intellectual voice commands, Android Beam NFC-based mobile sharing, 1080P video camcorder with real-time mor
Nexus Prime launch date? Although it’s not official by any means, insider sources say that it will be November 3rd.
Will you be getting one on launch date?
The idea I’m getting from official testers is that the screen and user experience is much better in the Nexus device, and the overall advantage is the presence of Ice Cream Sandwich (I’ve personally noted this to be true). But I’ve also been told by those who have tested it that the RAZR is very fast, smooth, and has a great battery life. The screen, although not quite up to Nexus, is a big improvement
Want to be ahead of the curve? Download the leaked Nexus Prime Ice Cream Sandwich wallpapers and enjoy the future now, not next week.
Download Nexus Prime wallpapers: Download Nexus Prime wallpaper
Wonder what the next big thing is coming from Google in Mountain View, California? Well, this is probably best as it gets to the real thing, Nexus Prime imagined and rendered through leaked photos/vids.
What do you think? Would you want to buy a phone that looks like this?
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