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A few days ago Samsung and Google introduced everyone to the Google Galaxy Nexus, or as some know it, the Nexus Prime, and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. With it, they introduced a plethora of new features that the business person on the go will really get behind. Google created a more polished OS by adding various tweaks. Here’s a quick breakdown of

I was very excited to open the most recent issue of Consumer Reports. This month’s issue including great customer satisfaction data about both carriers and current handsets.

Nexus S is the latest android device developed with collaboration of Google and Samsung with the introduction of the latest android OS version 2.3, named Gingerbread. There are numerous new features at the operating system level with Gingerbread with a brand new UI interface with cleaner more corporate looking icons system wide. The new OS brings system wide copy paste functionality, enhanced…

announced at CES that the Motorola Cliq would be updated to Android 2.1. Since that announcement Cliq owners waited for the update as each quarter passed. At the end of quarter two Motorola postponed the update to ensure the best possible user experience once it was released. Finally

two of us had 3G reception (t-mobile and at&t) and the third was on Sprint’s 4G network. I decided the opportunity was too good to pass up. I prompted both to download the speed test app which operates via SpeedTest.net. We lined all 3 phones next to each other and hit the begin test

The Nexus One runs on a 1GHz snapdragon processor with a 3.7 inch WVGA Amoled touchscreen display. The phone has a height of 119mm, width of 59.8, depth of 11.5, and weighs only 130 grams with the battery. Along with 512 MB of Ram and flash it comes with a 4 GB microsd card which is expandable to 32 GB. (Sounds nice already, doesn’t it).