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Galaxy Nexus Review Reviewing one of 2011′s most anticipated phones is no easy task. We’ve had our hands on the GSM flavor for over a month now (the Verizon version for about a week), and even that amount of time has left us feeling conflicted. Mostly the Galaxy Nexus impressed as being the best smartphone on the market. Other times, not so much. Having reviewed countless phones over the past twelve months, the Galaxy Nexus is definitely a welcome change of pace over the droves of devices that came out in 2011, thanks in large part to Ice Cream Sandwich. To break it down, we’re making it crystal clear about what we loved, and what we hated, starting first with the positives. On the hardware front, the Galaxy Nexus’ screen is stunning, plain and simple. With a 720p Super-AMOLED (1280×720) display, the text, images and video all look crisp, clear and incredibly vibrant. Of course, a nice display would be meaningless without a good OS, and Ice Cream Sandwich certainly doesn’t disappoint. Continue reading: tchno.be For more tech goodness, check us out at: www.technobuffalo.com Follow Us on Twitter www.twitter.com Like Us on Facebook: www.facebook.com Check Us Out on Google + tchno.be

New version of Ovi Maps v3.07 is now available at beta labs for all Symbian^3 phones. Here’s an overview using the Nokia E7. The biggest change is that they have removed the application menu to Map, Navigation, Check in and Local content. There’s now a shortcut widget on the homescreen. The Place pages also have a new design. In navigation, you can pan the map to see the next move and explore the map within the route overview. Tapping on guides let’s you immediately see the weather forecast for your location or another city. Download at betalabs.nokia.com

Hello my Android friends. I was lucky enough to get my hands on a Verizon Galaxy Nexus and play with it. Enjoy the video. I try not to sound to boring Website: androidspin.com Facebook page: www.facebook.com Twitter page: twitter.com My Twitter: twitter.com