Google Nexus Prime to bring Android Ice Cream Sandwich in October?

Florin  By on 19 Aug 11

The rumored Google Nexus Prime, which is supposed to be the world’s third Google-branded smartphone, may become available in about two months from now. Korean website ET News is reporting that Google plans to launch the new Nexus in October, with local carriers (including SK Telecom) apparently wanting to offer it to their customers.

The Nexus Prime will likely be the first smartphone to run Android Ice Cream Sandwich. It remains to be seen if it’s manufactured by Samsung, or another company (Motorola, anyone?). Specs-wise, the Prime should offer a 4.5 inch Super AMOLED HD display (1280 x 720 pixels) and a dual-core 1.5GHz processor.

For the moment, there are no images to show the Nexus Prime (this above is just the Nexus S), so we have no idea what it will look like. But “big” is probably a good guess.

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  • Anonymous

    Here’s hoping we know something in the next few weeks, maybe early September. That gives Motorola, Samsung, and HTC time to sell off their other smartphones and introduce their new superphones with ICS.

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  • http://dinerorapidoysencillo.com/ Ganar dinero

    If I don’t like 4.3″ phones I probably wont like a 4.5″ that is the size
    of a 4.3″. Also if they do as they say and uniphi all android with the
    release of ICS and it happens in October, I have a feeling the
    capacitive buttons will be around for at least another year.

    My
    thoughts, I’m probably wrong, go ahead and light a match because I
    pre-drenched myself in gasoline to make it easy on you.

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