Official Nexus 2 Discussion

[BiGMERF]

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Nexus Two Launching Alongside Gingerbread in Time for the Holidays? | Android Phone Fans

 

[t0ph0id]

Wow, that does look promising, and in the UK too.

Needs to be something special to give up my Nexus One though...

 

[nardva]

I hope they do a Nexus 2. I hope they make the screen size 4.3 or at least 4.0. A faster processor would be nice to.

 

[Mostly Harmless]

I really hope they release it in the USA also. No contract would be awesome.

 

[Deleted User]

I still wonder if they are going to sell it through carriers, don't you think the carriers will take it and screw with it? Or does Google have enough power to sell it through the carriers unlocked and untouched?

 

[NunyaBidnez]

I would love to see a follow up to the Nexus One with vanilla Android and the same carrier agnostic treatment but I'm afraid that the introduction of a new phone will mean that Google will no longer provide updates to the original Nexus. The N1 is less than a year old and I really can't afford another $500-$600 to upgrade to a Nexus Two. I was really hoping that my N1 would last me at least 2, maybe 3 years before before I ditched her for something younger and prettier. I may eventually root my phone but it would be nice knowing that I didn't have to modify it to get Gingerbread, Honeycomb, or Ice cream.

 

[t0ph0id]

I hope they do a Nexus 2. I hope they make the screen size 4.3 or at least 4.0. A faster processor would be nice to.

Not 4.3 3.7 is the prefect size.

 

[rubi76]

Not 4.3 3.7 is the prefect size.

Agree. 4.3 is huge.... not as portable.

 

[Mostly Harmless]

After handling a droid x, vibrant and my n1, 4" is the perfect screen size.

 

[macprv]

oh man.. between this and the sony gaming phone... im gonna get crazy!

 

[MartinS]

One of the other rumours said Samsung. I hope not as their hardware sucks.

If it's HTC I hope they improve a few things especially:

Battery life - the 1230 mah battery in the Desire HD sucks big time
Screens - again the recent crop including the HD look washed out

 

[Mostly Harmless]

oh man.. between this and the sony gaming phone... im gonna get crazy!

The gaming phone looks interesting specially if it is running stock android. I really don't want a Sony UI. I would have liked slightly better specs and also I wonder what kind of battery life that thing will get.

 

[Roze]

After handling a droid x, vibrant and my n1, 4" is the perfect screen size.

+1

I think a 4" screen is the perfect size for a touch phone. 4.3" is simply way too big. 3.7" is ok, but I find that surfing the web, it's a bit small.

 

[BiGMERF]

i agree 4in is perfect. I actually nvy my girls Vibrant (just for the size)

 

[batman25]

My N1 is going to go bye-bye. I just need to decide for what. Looks like its coming down to the N2 or MT4G or whatever Samsung rolls out in Nov. 4" is the perfect size. Anything larger and the might as well give you a man bag cause it's not made for pockets.

It's just a shame that I spent over $500 for an experiment but the two I have are the great phones.

 

[Roze]

@batman, you can still sell your Nexus One on ebay, it's still fetching a good price

 

[happy0506]

i really hope they do come out with a N2. i'm a late convert to the N1, had it for about 3 months. i was one of those people who wouldn't buy a phone without being able to go see and touch a demo. well, time and experience has proved to me that all these manufacturers who meddle with the android os do nothing but hinder it. i tried a vibrant (galaxy s) for two weeks. wow, what a cluster. google should pull their licensing rights to release android phones. after the debacle of having a samsung phone, i took the time to research the different android phones and wound up buying a used N1 on ebay.

it took me a while to come around and buy a phone that i had never seen or touched, but now i wouldn't hesitate to buy another phone directly from google. i'm still amazed that the N1 is still superior in most ways to every android phone that has hit the market in the past couple of months. i just hope there are enough people like me that would welcome a N2 from google AND that google recognizes the people like me. they might have a much more positive reaction from the market this time around.

also, i don't remember any tv ads for the N1. maybe if google did a little better job marketing the N1 it would have sold better. and maybe they will put more of a marketing budget behind the (hopefully real) N2.

crossing my fingers.

one caveat, if the G2 is made by samsung, it would take a lot of positive reviews before i would buy it. i don't think samsung mobile could find its a$$ with BOTH hands.

PS- the ONLY thing i liked better about my vibrant was the screen. would prefer a 4" screen. not only is it a little nicer for web surfing, but i typed faster with less mistakes because the keys were a little bigger on the screen.

 

[grainysand]

Oh my lord, not Samsung. No one needs a successor to the N1 that's made of ****ing plastic.

(Before you ask or point out that one of the US carrier variants aren't all plastic: the international Galaxy S is plastic all over. It's light, but incredibly displeasing to handle and a giant fingerprint magnet.)

In any case, if it's not a dual-core with a Tegra 2 chip, it's not a worthy upgrade. Samsung's Hummingbird GPU is nice, but not that nice.

 

[JevyJav]

stock gingerbread on a 4 inch super amoled screen with dual led flash for the back camera, the fastest chip thats on the market today as well as a front facing camera and im all in :-D


providing of course that the build quality is at least on par with my nexu ;-)

 

[BiGMERF]

Wow there is a ton of activity about this right now on twitter.the rumor is all over the place

 

[chimphappyhour]

Well, the rumor posted this morning mentions the carriers and that's a big warning sign to me that this will at best be vanilla Android ala the TMO G2. No thank you!

 

[BiGMERF]

time will tell..............

 

[Mostly Harmless]

Oh my lord, not Samsung. No one needs a successor to the N1 that's made of ****ing plastic.

(Before you ask or point out that one of the US carrier variants aren't all plastic: the international Galaxy S is plastic all over. It's light, but incredibly displeasing to handle and a giant fingerprint magnet.)

In any case, if it's not a dual-core with a Tegra 2 chip, it's not a worthy upgrade. Samsung's Hummingbird GPU is nice, but not that nice.

Tegra 2 chip is definitely on my short list for upgrading, not worthy if otherwise.

 

[Checho27]

Samsung Google Nexus Two Release Date? | Daily Entertainment & Sports News

 

[Rusty]

It's not true in the slightest.