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The Nexus 4 by Google. Absolutely fantastic. This is Google's flagship android device, it's a pure android experience, and to give you a rundown of the specifications, It has a 1.5 Ghz QUAD-core Snapdragon S4 Pro Processor, 2 GB RAM, a 4.7 inch IPS+ HD display with 320 PPI, 8MP camera with 1080p HD video capture, a front facing 1.3MP Camera with 720p HD video capture, a 2100 mAh battery, and Android 4.2 (stock) jellybean.

This phone is amazing, I couldn't believe my eyes when I first saw it as it was fast as the speed of sound, and it downloaded things in a snap. It gets automatic updates directly, when a new version of android comes out, and phones like the Galaxy S III or the Galaxy Note II for example, have to wait months to get it. That's a major difference. It also has wireless charging.

The build quality is awesome, that glass on the front and back....wow! Trust me you want this.....once you hold it you know you got yourself an awesome piece of technology.

Google’s next-generation Nexus smartphone, the Nexus 5 will reportedly features a 5-inch full-HD 1080p display, a quad-core Tegra 4 processor, 16GB or 32GB of internal storage, 2GB of RAM, a 13-megapixel camera and Android “Key Lime Pie,” the next version of Google’s mobile operating system.

Also on tap is the Nexus 7.7, which is supposedly a Tegra 4-powered tablet with a 7.7-inch 1,920 x 1,200-pixel display, 16GB of storage and both front and rear high-definition cameras.

According to the report, the Nexus 5 will be unveiled in November alongside Key Lime Pie and the Nexus 7.7 during Google’s annual Google I/O conference.

here is the list of the best phones Android has to offer for the holiday season. each of these phones got amazing specifications but each one got their own advantages. The just announced HTC Droid DNA will bring a 5 inch Full HD 1920*1080 1080p display with an amazing 441 PPI .. that is one incredible screen and the 1st in the US market. The Motorola Razr Maxx HD with its impressive 3300 mAh battery is one long lasting DROID indeed. The Samsung Galaxy Note II is one heck of a device, which offer the best from both worlds.... is it a phone, is it a tablet....well! if you answer "all of the above" than you're correct! this amazing device brings the best of Samsung in one package. And last but not least, The next generation Nexus smartphone from Google.... The Nexus 4, this bad boy brings a Quad Core processor with 2 GB of Ram, a 320 ppi display, a rear camera with 8 MP, Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. A pure Google device which brings Android updates as soon as they're realease.... Also an amazing beautiful design that you need to see in person. Its fantastic

So get your wallets ready Android fans.... these could be your next phone

The Next NEXUS phone could be coming from HTC and could be named:

"Google Nexus 5" 

If the Google Galaxy Nexus could change from Android 4.0 Phone version to Tablet version once connected to a HD TV via HDMI, it would make lots of people happy. IMAGINE the possibilities…..the Galaxy Nexus is a powerful device. it has a 1.5ghz Dual Core Processor, 1gb of RAM and version 4.0 of Android.. in my opinion is the best Android phone in the market.. by having this HDMI feature will make this great phone even greater… Just imagine connecting the phone via your HDMI to your HD TV and add a Bluetooth Keyboard/Mouse combo and you got yourself an Android “Phone, Tablet/PC” in one little package…. 

1. Google Galaxy Nexus

2. Apple iPhone 4S

3. HTC Sensation XL

4. NOKIA 700

5. Motorola Droid RAZR

Grand Theft Auto V Official Trailer......

Nexus S Walkthrough Of Android 4.0.3 Official Update

here is a quick review of the NEW Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich for the Google Nexus S 3G…….

DIRECTV’s all new Home Media Center HD DVR Model Number: HR34 finally eliminates recording conflicts. Now you can record up to 5 shows at once with one central DVR, and then watch them in any room of your house. Plus, with 800 hours of storage, you won’t have to delete your favorite shows again.

FEATURES BENEFITS

5 Tuners

Record up to 5 programs at the same time

Provides DIRECTV Whole-Home DVR Service in 4 active rooms

(Limit three [3] remote viewings at a time)

Record and delete shows from every connected TV/HD Receiver

Watch recorded shows on every TV Client/HD Receiver

Watch the recorded program on more than one TV Client/HDReceiver simultaneously 

(Limit three [3] remote viewings at a time)

Record and download DoD programs on every TV Client/HD Receiver

Picture-in-Picture

Watch 2 shows at once without having to change channels

Note: This feature is only available on the TV connected directly to the Home Media Center HD DVR.

1TB of Storage

Store Up To 200 hours of HD programming

With 800 hours of SD storage, you can record up to 1,600 shows

Actual recording capacity varies based on type of programming being recorded and based on SD programming.

DIRECTV RVU Technology

Connect up to 8 RVU TVs to a single HMC

Samsung 6000, 6400 and 6420 model TVs

Only 4 may actively view programming at the same time

(Limit three [3] remote viewings at a time)

Saves money by eliminating the need for additional DIRECTV receivers

Remember having to cover part of the television when playing a split-screen video game so your friends wouldn’t cheat by looking at your screen? Well no more we say! Sony has tapped the miracle of 3D technology to let you play your favorite split-screen games in the privacy of a pair of 3D glasses.

The Sony 3D display is a small, relatively inexpensive 3D-capable television paired with active 3D glasses. These glasses, however, also make it possible for two people to look at the screen and receive two entirely different images. A player can load up a game and enjoy a full-screen view while a friend can play the same game but see their own full, unique screen. Sony calls this SimulView.

3D technology in general works by sending two images of the same scene at different perspectives to each of your eyes. Your brain automatically converts the difference between the two images, thereby creating the illusion of depth. 3D glasses use fast shutters, which alternately show and black-out the image from one eye to another.

SimulView takes advantage of this property. Instead of sending two similar but different images to the same person, SimulView shows just one of the images to each set of glasses. Because of this, SimulView delivers a full-screen 2D image to each player, but from their in-game point of view. In other words, no more split screen, no more loss of screen real estate as your avatars’ views share the same 24-inch display, no more worrying that Player B can see your secret plan to capture the flag.

The 24″ display officially came out in November for $499.99 which includes a full HD 1080p display, Motorstorm Apocalypse and one pair of glasses. If you want to check out SimulView, you’re going to have to shell out another $69.99 for a second pair.

Senseg has manufactured a new type of touch screen that will allow you to feel a variety of virtual surfaces on your fingertip. This is a whole lot different from Haptic Feedback which uses moving parts to vibrate a device. This actually changes surface friction under your finger to correspond with the texture being displayed on screen.

With this technology touch screens come alive with textures, contours and edges that users can feel. Using Senseg technology manufacturers of tablet computers, smart phones and any touch interface device can deliver revolutionary user experiences with high fidelity tactile sensations. The technology could start hitting smart phones and tablets on Q4 2012. So get ready Android fans for the next generations of touch/feel screens......

Go to Senseg website for more details and take a look at some IMAGES below...

When the Galaxy Nexus was initially unveiled, people couldn’t help but notice the three pins on the side of the device. Everyone assumed that there would be some sort of dock shown off with the Galaxy Nexus, but we haven’t seen much at all. In fact, up until now, we haven’t seen any kind of docks for that dock connector on the side of the device. But thanks to retailer MobileFun we’ve got plenty of accessories to stare at.

As you can see in the image above, that particular dock is pretty interesting. We get to see a more traditional dock, as well as a holder that comes with an extra battery compartment to charge your phone while it’s on. We see HDMI docks, vehicle docks, and vertical desktop dock.

See the images below:

Google Wallet now works with select vending machines in NYC, SF, Chicago, and D.C.

As of now it's only (officially) available for the Sprint’s Nexus S 4G...

Google keeps expanding its Google Wallet service, the latest move comes from Cantaloupe Systems (technology provider for vending machines) and First Data (payment processing company which is a Google Wallet partner), which have integrated Google’s NFC mobile payment service into 6,000 of its 80,000 vending machines across New York, San Francisco, Chicago, and D.C. metropolitan areas. Of course, that’s just a start, with additional vending machines to get the capability in the near future.