W.A.Khan, 20/4/2013, Samsung Galaxy Nexus The Samsung Galaxy Nexus marries the power of the Android Ice Cream Sandwich OS with the speed of Verizon's LTE network. The phone's beautiful screen and internal performance are top-notch.
But, The Galaxy Nexus lacks a slot for expandable memory, and the 5-megapixel camera isn't Samsung's best. There's no support for Google Wallet, and several Ice Cream Sandwich features take some getting used to.
The bottom line: As the first U.S. phone with Ice Cream Sandwich, Verizon's Samsung Galaxy Nexus takes a coveted, solitary step forward. However, once other premium handsets receive the updated Android OS, the Galaxy Nexus will lose some of its competitive edge. Specifications
Release date12/15/11
Service providerVerizon Wireless
Cellular technologyCDMA2000 1X
Combined withWith digital camera / digital player
Weight5.1 oz
Sensor resolution5 megapixels
Diagonal screen size4.65 in Price;$29.53 to $581.99 VS LG Nexus 4 The competitively priced LG Nexus 4 delivers a pure and polished experience with Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, it's powered by a snappy quad-core processor, and it's packed with new photo-editing and camera features.
But, The Nexus 4's construction is solid but uninspiring, its call volume is too low, and it lacks 4G LTE.
The bottom line: While the LG Nexus 4 wins on internal performance and user experience, anyone shopping for an unlocked phone should consider a comparable LTE handset first. Specifications
Release date11/13/12
Service providerT-Mobile
Weight4.9 oz
Diagonal screen size4.7 in Price;$199.99 to $507.99
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