Now that the highly anticipated Nexus S from Google and Samsung has been officially announced and has its launch date, it’s time to compare it to Apple’s iPhone 4. C’mon, you just knew the comparisons would start already. Don’t worry. I’ll be as objective as possible. Screen: The Nexus S comes with a 4-inch Super AMOLED display ...

The highly anticpated Nexus S smartphone from Samsung and Google will go on sale on December 16th in the United States and features the Android 2.3 ‘Gingerbread’ operating system, a Super AMOLED touchscreen display at 4-inches and near field communication (NFC) abilities to function as a mobile, wireless wallet. The only question is, is the ...

‘Gingerbread’ might not be the ‘Honeycomb’ Android update that we all want but don’t think for a minute that it’s just a minor patch to hold everyone over until Android 3.0 comes out. One of the most exciting features new to Android coming in 2.3 Gingerbread is NFC or near field communication technology support for ...

Near field communications (NFC) is expected to come of age in the United States next year after Google implements support for the wireless, mobile payment system in Android 2.3 ‘Gingerbread’. The Samsung Nexus S is widely expected to receive an NFC chipset inside and now Samsung has officially announced its line of NFC chips for ...

The highly anticipated Nexus S from Google and Samsung has been spotted on video, in pictures and now has some rumored specs. The biggest feature in the Nexus S will be its incorporation of near field communication (NFC) technology for mobile payment. The device will also herald the release of Android 2.3 ‘Gingerbread’ which improves ...

Google has already announced that it plans to release Android 2.3 before the end of this year and speculation is rampant that Andy Rubin’s presentation on December 6th at the D: Dive Into Mobile event will be the day. Rubin is Google’s VP of Engineering and his spot on stage will be the perfect time ...

The Nexus S will be Google’s second attempt at making a smartphone. The first, built by HTC while not a failure, was certainly not a success mostly because it was Google’s first foray into smartphone development. The Nexus One brought us Android and the Nexus S (which Samsung is building this time) will bring near ...

The Nexus S has gotten a video premier thanks to Google CEO Eric Schmidt at the Web 2.0 summit. It will be launching with Android 2.3 ‘Gingerbread’ and feature that near field communications (NFC) technology that is all the rage now. Don’t worry; I’ve got the video and what is known about this new smartphone ...