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Looks good, though I wish they were a bit more original than nicking Apple's "S" suffix. The 3GS, while being a soft consonant, was dissimilar enough that it wo
by sudont 16y ago
Looks good, though I wish they were a bit more original than nicking Apple's "S" suffix. The 3GS, while being a soft consonant, was dissimilar enough that it worked. Nex-us -ess. Blegh.
Anybody know the RAM spec?
- mike-cardwell 16y agohttp://www.google.com/phone/detail/nexus-s http://www.google.com/phone/detail/nexus-s 512MB ram, 16GB internal storage
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- ggordan 16y agoI thought the same, but they updated it
- mike-cardwell 16y ago"Audio / headphone jack 3.5mm"
- mike-cardwell 16y agoThe lack of a physical keyboard rules it out for me
- vetinari 16y agoI used to have the same opinion. Until I found Swype keyboard. Since I tried it, I had no problem switching to non-qwerty phone. Give it a try.
- follower 16y agoCan you walk down the street while typing a SMS message or entering a street address without looking at the phone? That's pretty much my "is a soft keyboard good enough" test.
- rdl 16y agoActually, with swype, yes I can. (I have to look at the beginning of input, but I do that on my 8800 too). Vastly better than a regular soft keyboard.
- sudont 16y agoAh, thanks. I was on the phone's homepage and it wasn't listed.
- follower 16y agoGiven the manufacturing partner is Samsung the "S" may be related to their Galaxy S line.
- nodata 16y agoI think the "S" stands for Samsung.
- twinwing 16y agoNext Success?
- dotBen 16y agoThe phone is part of the Samsung Galaxy S range of phones which is where the S comes from. Don't worry, I don't think they are trying to rip the iPhone branding off.