The Nexus Prime could change its name, calling itself Samsung Galaxy Nexus. It is information from GSMArena, and has its reason for being in the fact of a technical support sheet found in the bowels of the international website of the Korean manufacturer, although at the moment it does not have the official endorsement that it was had in other chapters of this soap opera.
In any case, and whatever the commercial name with which we finally know this device, what seems to be safe is the small string of benefits that have been known in the last hours for this terminal. Thus, for example, the next Nexus will carry a screen of 4.65 inches with HD resolution (ie a canvas míninmo 1,280 x 720 pixels) and panel Super AMOLED Plus.
In other words, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus or Google Nexus Prime would have the same panel as the Samsung Galaxy Note (in that case, 1,280 x 800 pixels resolution), although with a significantly smaller size. In the event that the resolution of the new mobile presented with a stylus pen and dimensions of infarction were maintained, the pixel density of the next Google flagship would reach 324.6 dots per inch, as we know from Phone Arena.
All this information comes, as we say, from a support website dedicated to a mobile coded as GT-i9250, which has been identified with the next Nexus. However, it could also be the update of the Samsung Galaxy S that the company promised for next year and that following the pace that has continued this year we would know as Samsung Galaxy S III.
This week we learned that through a hidden UAProf document on the Samsung website, part of the Nexus Prime / Samsung Galaxy Nexus technical sheet could be consulted, although at that time it was allowed to see that the resolution would remain in the classic WVGA (800 x 480 pixels) that we know from the high-end of the Samsung Galaxy.
Likewise, from Google they have ensured that Ice Cream Sandwich, the Android 4.0 version that would debut the next flagship of the Mountain View firm, would be released between the months of October and November, which gives clues as to when it would go on sale. next mobile of the Nexus line.
