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The Galaxy Nexus by Samsung is the next big thing in smartphones. The Galaxy Nexus is the very first phone to come preloaded with the Android™ 4.0 operating system. The brilliant 4.65" HD Super AMOLED contour touchscreen is perfect for viewing videos and playing games. The Galaxy Nexus also features a 5.0 MP rear camera and a 1.3 MP front-facing camera. You will never miss another important moment, and video chatting will be a breeze! With this device, you will never have to deal with pesky passwords or unlock screens again. With the "Face Unlock" feature, all you need to do is switch your phone on and look into the camera. The Galaxy Nexus by Samsung also acts as a mobile hotspot for up to 10 different Wi-Fi enabled devices. The options are endless with the Galaxy Nexus by Samsung for Sprint!
| Operating System | |
|---|---|
| Operating System | Android™ |
| Operating System Release Number | 4.0 |
| Cell Phone Design | |
|---|---|
| Phone Style | Open Face/Bar |
| Phone Size | Large |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 5.33 x 2.67 x .37 in. |
| Weight (w/standard battery) | 5.1 oz. |
| Keyboard Type | Touchscreen Only |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Screen Size | 4.65 |
| Display | 1280x720 16M HD Super AMOLED |
| Mil-Spec/Rugged | No |
| Push To Talk (PTT) | No |
| Camera & Video Features | |
|---|---|
| Front Camera | Yes |
| Camera Resolution | 5.0MP |
| Front Camera Resolution | 1.3 MP |
| Camera Flash | Yes |
| Advanced Features | |
|---|---|
| NFC Capable | No |
| HDMI port | No |
| 1080p HD Video | Yes |
| 3D Camera/Video | No |
| PLAN/CMAS | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Cell Phone Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Processor Name | Not Available |
| Processor Speed | 1.2 GHz (Dual Core) |
| Onboard Memory | 32GB |
| Removable Memory Card - Type | N/A |
| Maximum Memory Card Capacity | N/A |
| Removable Memory Accessibility | N/A |
| Photo Caller ID | Yes |
| Expandable Memory Slot | N/A |
| External Volume Control | Yes |
| Service / Support | 1 Year Warranty |
| Accessibility | |
|---|---|
| Hearing Aid Compliance | M4/T4 |
| Digital TTY/TTD | Yes |
| Battery Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Talk Time | up to 7.5 hours |
| Standby Time | Not Available |
| Battery Milliamp (mAh) Hour | 1850 |
| Battery Type | Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) |
| Connectivity | |
|---|---|
| Micro USB | Yes |
| Web Browser | Full HTML |
| GPS Type | A-GPS & S-GPS |
| Bluetooth | Bluetooth 3.0 |
| USB Port Type | Micro-USB |
| Early Termination Fee | |
|---|---|
| Early Termination Fee - Initial Amount | 350 |
| Early Termination Fee - Monthly Declining Amount | 5 |
Customer Rating: 5

by The KING -- August 29th 2012 -- Essex, MD
Excellent phone. No complaints at all. Does everything well.
Customer Rating: 2

by Chris Chapin -- August 24th 2012 -- Lawrence, KS
I have had this phone two months. The signal strength and quality of calls (when I can get them) is horrible. We have 4G and I have tried limiting it to 3G and neither work. I had similar reception in another city - everyone else able to talk and I don't have a signal. Thinking it was a bad phone, I got a replacement and there was no improvement with it, so am returning it. Battery life is also extemely short, maybe 10 hours with low to moderate use (which I could live with if the phone worked. My two year old HTC incredible seldom dropped a call and had service nearly everywhere. I got this phone because of the icecream OS, which has many nice features. I would go back to my old incredible in a heartbeat, unfortunately, I traded it for the new phone. Stuck with this lemon for two years unless I decide to buy an old HTC phone off ebay, to upgrade.
Customer Rating: 2.8

by Lauren -- August 1st 2012 -- Horsham, PA
I had this phone less then 24 hours before I was on the phone with Verizon and Lets Talk. This phone does not hold a signal and drops calls at a ridiculous rate. The data goes in and out. I turn my data off when not in use, and it takes forever to reconnect (like minutes). Never goes over two bars and rarely hit 4G. I did some research trying to figure out if it was the phone or the service. I am in a high coverage area, so I must conclude it is a phone. Looks like this is a common problem with the Nexus from Verizon. I exchanged it. The design is nice and the interface is great, but the battery dies too quickly. I am not a big internet surfer or app person. I used the stop watch and sent some texts, used navigation and the battery was depleted in 8 hours. I even lowered the screen brightness and sleep mode to help.
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