Pinterest for Samsung Galaxy Nexus ( android version )

The hottest new social media platform out there, that increased 400% from September to December 2011, has become the new tool used by cyber-criminals. In other words, the increasing desire (as shown below) from Samsung Galaxy Nexus's users to have a Pinterest app on their phone is being harnessed by fraudsters.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus's android apps "pinterest for android" Samsung Galaxy Nexus's android is an application can be from the "Pin It" of pinterest. Using the pinterest for android will be displayed "pinterest" When activated, please login.After logging in, access to your favorite sites through a search engine from the bookmark button at the top right.If there is any site anxious, please press the "Pin It!" Button on the left.The Pin, please select an image as well as the PC version of pinterest, you want to Pin to the board.When you press the "Pin It!" Button, so the PC display to display, please press the button to switch to the bottom of the screen smartphone After Pin. If there is a large picture on the site and there is a Youtube link does not work.Content rating: Everyone

Looking for Pinterest Android application? Download Now!

Here is the Pinterest application for Samsung Galaxy Nexus (android version) which had huge success in Android Market.

Download link: Download PINTEREST FOR ANDROID

or PinStar from Amazon

Pinterest for Samsung Galaxy Nexus & Pinterest Books and Apps collections

This is directly the .apk file so that you're free to use the Pinterest Android application as you want.

What's in this Android application for Pinterest:

This is a mobile standalone app that is lighter and smoother than your browser.
This application runs much faster than the mobile site of Pinterest.
Download this Pinterest for Android and enjoy Pinterest fast and full screen.

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Samsung announces quad-core chip for Galaxy S phone

Samsung hints at what's coming for Galaxy S3 phone with new quad-core chip.

Samsung's quad-core Exynos chip is headed to a new Galaxy smartphone.

(Credit: Samsung)

Electronics heavyweight Samsung will put quad-core silicon in its next Galaxy smartphone, upping the ante for mobile performance.
The Exynos 4 Quad integrates four processor cores and is built on the company's cutting-edge 32-nanometer manufacturing process. The chip will run at speeds above 1.4GHz, the company said in a statement today.
As a yardstick, the third-generation iPad uses older 45-nanometer Samsung manufacturing tech and its central processing unit is dual-core (though the graphics processing unit is quad-core). And most multi-core smartphones and tablets on the market today are dual-core.
Samsung's new chip -- targeted at both tablets and smartphones -- will land initially in the next Galaxy smartphone. "Already in production, the Exynos 4 Quad is scheduled to be adopted first into Samsung's next Galaxy smartphone that will officially be announced in May," Samsung said in a statement.
Samsung's statement continued. "The...processor is a crucial element in providing our customers with a PC-like experience on mobile devices. Samsung's next Galaxy device, which will be officially announced soon, offers uncompromised performance and ground breaking multi-tasking features."
That next Galaxy phone would likely be the Galaxy S3.
Other Exynos 4 Quad highlights that presage Galaxy S3 features:

Full-speed video: uses HD 30 frame per second video hardware codec engine for 1080p video recording and play-back; also, includes an embedded image signal processor interface for a high-quality camera and an HDMI 1.4 interface.
Speed jump: Owing to its 32-nanometer tech, the Exynos 4 Quad has "two times the processing capability over the 45-[nanometer] process based Exynos 4 Dual while consuming 20-percent less power," Samsung said.
Ready to plug into new phones: Exynos 4 Quad is "pin-to-pin compatible" with the Exynos 4 Dual, allowing smartphone and tablet suppliers to adopt the new solution without additional engineering or design efforts.
Based on ARM Cortex A9 design: Based on the current Cortex A9 tech from ARM. The latest and greatest ARM tech is called Cortex A15 but those chips won't emerge as commercial products for a while yet.

cnet.com

Samsung Galaxy Nexus & Ice Cream Sandwich Review

Google employs more than 20,000 people worldwide and the number of them working on Android are in the single digit percentage range. Google's business is search, but it has always had aspirations of more. Android isn't just a chance to capitalize on mobile search for Google, it's also an opportunity to grab power in the next era of personal computing. If you believe that smartphones will eventually replace mainstream PCs, who wouldn't want to be to smartphones what Microsoft was to PCs in the early 1990s?

Previous versions of Android have been cautious, evolutionary steps along a path to being a more open/flexible alternative to iOS. Starting with Honeycomb (Android 3.0) however, Google began to step out of the shadow of its competitors and really start to define Android as a mobile computing platform. Honeycomb was limited to tablets but its successor, Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0), would bring unification to Android across both tablets and smartphones.

Today we look at both ICS and its launch vehicle, Google's Galaxy Nexus.

The Android vs. iOS Debate

It's very clear to me now more than ever that Apple and Google have completely different goals with their mobile OS strategies. Excluding the unclear strategy behind Chrome OS, Android is pretty much Google's primary operating system. The unified tablet/smartphone strategy behind Ice Cream Sandwich makes sense because for Google to succeed in the OS business it needs to deploy Android on everything from smartphones to notebooks. We've already seen the strengths in having a smartphone platform with a strong app ecosystem. Things become even more appealing if you have a phone, tablet and PC that all run the same OS and apps. As Android is Google's one-size-fits-all operating system, it needs to have a broader and slightly more ambitious focus than iOS otherwise it risks losing the race in the long run.

Apple is in a different position. It already has a successful desktop/notebook OS that is continuing to grow. While iOS has been a runaway success for Apple, the Mac OS X platform is a solid option for any user who needs more than their iPhone or iPad can provide. The two OSes may converge or at least borrow heavily from one another, but in the interim they can remain independent. If you need more of a computing experience Apple is happy to sell you a Mac. If you want the it-just-works appliance experience in your phone or tablet, Apple has a whole bunch of iPhone/iPad configurations to offer you.

ICS isn't a step towards iOS. If anything it proves that Google is committed to its own trajectory. Android is an OS that, although more closed than many would like, still allows more flexibility than iOS. You can sideload apps not purchased in the Market. The file system isn't completely hidden from you. You can even override the default zoom level on web pages. Apple and Google both pour tons of time and research into figuring out the best way to do something. And, to be honest, I feel like Apple generally does a better job of "getting it" for the very mainstream consumer. Rather than attempt to make the perfect mold however, Google gives you one that's a bit more flexible.

I've said this before but I do believe that Apple is trying to deliver more of an appliance experience, whereas Google is providing you with a modern take on a traditional computing experience. If the appliance is a smartphone, then both approaches are equally capable - it's just a matter of personal preference.

What's new in ICS really falls into one of three categories:

Improvements in UI frame rate due to OpenGL ES rendering (non-skia) path
UI tweaks
New features

Nowhere in this list is a fundamental change in the way Android works. I feel that this is a very important point to understand and likely the cause for lots of disagreement when it comes to just how impressive (or not) ICS is.
ICS is smoother, more polished and has its own set of new features that make it a significant step forward for Android. What ICS is not however is an outright clone of iOS. If you prefer the iOS experience to Android, ICS will do nothing to change your opinion. If all you were missing from Android was a smoother UI, then its fourth major release should be almost everything you could ask for.

anandtech.com

Draw Something on Samsung Galaxy Nexus

The most popular social drawing and guessing game on Android!. A new game for your Samsung Galaxy Nexus to share your crazy drawing ideas to every one, changeling game, one of the hottest game this week. This Android Game : free version (with ads) and paid version (with more features). It can play smoothly on my Samsung Galaxy Nexus tablet. Here are screen shots

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Download free version of Draw Something on Samsung Galaxy Nexus here :

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Draw Something is more than a social game, it's a window into the minds of others

Draw Something is more than a social game, it's a window into the minds of others Draw Something is more than a simple Pictionary clone. While it stems off the same concept that has been used over and over, there are no time limits and no punishments for incorrect guesses. These aspects, along with the one-on-one setting, remove any sense of competition from the game. The resulting experience is less a game, and more an insight into individual personalities. I met Mr. Frost in one of my first matches. Over the next few days, we played when we had time. We're about 50 rounds in so far, and we haven't missed a word yet. Our pictures started as silly little sketches consisting of only black and primary colors and evolved into vivid scenes and occasionally hilarious situations. I didn't just get to sit back and watch my own ability grow—my artistic ability has indeed grown, at least by Draw Something standards—I also got to watch someone else grow alongside me. We both started off with the same crude style, but as we played, those styles grew apart. I've found I use a lot of color to illustrate my words, while Mr. Frost puts more emphasis on detail. Neither is better than the other, but it leads to completely different drawings for the exact same word. For “EMINEM”, I'd draw a bunch of candies, while Mr. Frost would likely try drawing the rapper himself. Mr. Frost and I have learned a lot about each other through the way we play the game. I've never met the guy, but based solely on word selection and the guesses we make, I can't help but think we'd get along in real life. When it's your turn to draw, you get the choice between three words Each one is more difficult than the last, but also nets you more coins if your partner guesses it. Mr. Frost and I seem to move straight toward any video game-based word we come across. And if we're stumped, we both often make guesses about the video game universe. Even when those guesses are wrong, we just rearrange the letter bank until we find a suitable word that fits the allocated space. Mr. Frost and I think alike, and our synergy has grown as we've played the game. My experience from Mr. Frost came from a random pairing. You can choose to play with friends, and that's a completely different experience. When I linked my Facebook account and created a new game, I was able to see which of my friends were already playing, and I was given the option to invite others. As new friends picked up the game, I got to see shades of my past. While I've earned enough in-game coins to unlock various colors and shades, my friends were stuck with the same four options I had at first. Without saying (or writing) a word, I was able to show them some of the tricks I've learned, and they – perhaps inadvertently – showed me some new things.

Linking your Facebook account isn't the only way to play. You can use email or a username to find people you know too. You can play a bunch of games at the same time, and you'll want to, because your bank fills with coins each time you get a word correct. These coins can be used to purchase more colors or buy bombs that eliminate incorrect letters from the letter bank. The bombs are nice, but I only found good use for them when my partner really struggled with the drawing. On the other hand, colors enrich the experience, but you'll find a lot of creativity from those who have only the default choices. There's both a free and a paid version of the game. Both versions allow play between iOS and Android users, and they both play identically. The paid version eliminates ads, adds about 2,000 more words, and gives you 400 free coins (you can also opt to buy coins separately if you'd rather not wait to earn them). Those who play a lot may want to put down money for the paid version, as there are only so many times you can stand having to draw Shrek. Draw Something is neither a challenge nor a competition. It's a social game in its purest form. Whether you're playing a close friend or a complete stranger, you learn about who they are. How somebody approaches Draw Something tells a lot about them. Perhaps they have an eye for detail, maybe they enjoy a good joke, or maybe they play in a way that’s completely unique. There are some bad eggs that try to earn a quick coin by simply writing their word. Like the rest, that action alone gives us an insight as to what kind of person we're playing with. The lack of competition and challenge will understandably be a turnoff to many. The rest will discover pure, innocent fun, and an amazing window into the minds of others. gamezebo.com Download free version of Draw Something on Samsung Galaxy Nexus here : f.1mobile.com/mobile_software/puzzle/com.omgpop.dstfree_1003006.apk

How to create a masterpiece: Draw Something tips, hints, and cheats

Everybody and their mother is playing OMGPOP's rather excellent iOS and Android sketch-'em-up Draw Something, which managed to nab a shiny Gold Award at review. To be fair, it's ruddy addictive. The aim of the game, in case you're one of the three people who's yet to play it, is to grab your durable iPaintbrush (your finger) and create a Rolf Harris-esque masterpiece from scratch. Your opponent then has to guess what your frantic scribblings actually are using the jumbled letters that are displayed on-screen. And that's pretty much it. Oh, before we forget, check out what we think are 20 of the best Draw Something creations. They're absolutely fabulous, dahling. Drawing up a storm In Draw Something, you take on multiple opponents in asynchronous matches, which you can drop in and out of at will. If an opponent successfully guesses your creation, you get the chance to guess theirs. A match continues until somebody gives up. When it's your turn to sketch, you're greeted by a screen that contains three different words to choose from - all of which vary in difficulty: Easy, Medium, and Hard. The amount of coins you earn depends on the difficulty level you choose to undertake. If you don't think you can transform any of the words into a glorious picture, you can use your limited supply of bombs to get three fresh choices. Or you can simply close the app, remove it from your multitasking dock, and then fire it back up again to be greeted with three new words. The choice is yours. Purchase at least one new pack of colours (by tapping the '+' symbol next to your existing colour palette) using the coins you save using that cheeky cheat in the above paragraph. We suggest you stump up the cash for the Mardi Gras package early in the game, for it features a nice selection of colours that you don't have access to from the off. Take your time while you're drawing: this game is a marathon, not a sprint. Don't just blob a ton of colour onto the playing field and hope for the best. A thin black pencil and a little outline can go a long way. Finally, try to colour the objects you're drawing with a high degree of verisimilitude - it makes life a lot easier. Have you ever bumped into a purple hamster in the real word? Thought not. The guessing game There aren't many tips we can give you for guessing your opponents's drawings. To be frank, some of them are shocking. However, Draw Something does give you a helping hand. For starters, the game lets you know exactly how many letters make up the word that your partner is attempting to convey. It also gives you 12 jumbled-up letters with which to construct this word, so you're not entirely on your lonesome here. If you're still stuck, bombs can be used to remove the letters that you don't really need. Cheaters never (read: always) prevail

If you're still left scratching your head after you've exhausted the above avenues, there's only one thing left to do: cheat. We don't normally condone cheating here at Pocket Gamer Towers, but there are plenty of ways to dirty your Draw Something hands out there on that thing we call the internet. Firstly, you can simply head on over to the Win Every Game website, which is a website designed to help Scrabble players get one over on their intellectually gifted opponents. Just enter the letters that you've been presented with in Draw Something on this website, and it'll give you a list of anagrams - it's that easy. Alternatively, you can head on over to Apple's App Store and download the aptly named Draw Solver Pro - Cheat at Draw Something! application for the small sum of 69p / 99c [buy]. This application allows you to upload a screenshot of the picture you're trying to guess - complete with the letters Draw Something has given you - and almost instantly receive the correct answer. Just remember: the above method of cheating guarantees your passage into hell. You can download Draw Something as a Universal app on iOS in one of two flavours (or both, if you wish): a 69p / 99c ad-free version [buy], and a free-to-play ad-supported version [download]. Likewise, you can download a free Android version of Draw Something for, well, free [download]. Or you can shell out 62p for the ad-free Android edition [buy].

pocketgamer.co.uk

Download free version of Draw Something on Samsung Galaxy Nexus here : f.1mobile.com/mobile_software/puzzle/com.omgpop.dstfree_1003006.apk

Draw Something Tops 50 Million Downloads in 50 Days

The runaway hit mobile game Draw Something has been downloaded more than 50 million times in just 50 days, according to Zynga. The game passed the 50 million download mark on Wednesday, after launching just two months ago, Zynga said. In its first six weeks alone, the Pictionary-like game, which is available for iPhones and Android devices, had already been downloaded more than 35 million times. "We believe it's not only the fastest-growing original mobile game of all time – 50 days to hit 50 million downloads — but one of the fastest growing web sensations that we’ve seen," Zynga said in a statement. Zynga last month bought Draw Something developer OMGPOP for an estimated $180 million, plus another $30 million for employee retention payments. As part of Zynga, the 40-person team at New York-based OMGPOP will now focus on building new mobile games and continuing to develop its existing titles. "If you haven't played [Draw Something] already I highly recommend that you check it out, it's super fun," David Ko, chief mobile officer of Zynga, said last month on a call with reporters. The game, which is available for free or $0.99 for the version without ads, also just regained its spot as the top paid app in the App Store, knocking off Angry Birds Space. It also currently sits atop the top free and top grossing lists. Since it was launched, more than 6 billion drawings have been created, Zynga said. Interested in some more fun facts about Draw Something? Well, the day the game launched, users created three drawings per second, Zynga said. And, at its peak, Draw Something users generated 3,000 drawings per second. The most popular words are starfish, pregnant, Hangman, six pack, and boom box while the least popular word is latrine. pcmag.com Download free version of Draw Something on Samsung Galaxy Nexus here : f.1mobile.com/mobile_software/puzzle/com.omgpop.dstfree_1003006.apk

samsung nexus s specs

Previously known as Samsung i9020

General	2G Network	GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
	3G Network	HSDPA 900 / 1700 / 2100
	Announced	2010, December
	Status	Available. Released 2010, December

Body	Dimensions	123.9 x 63 x 10.9 mm
	Weight	129 g
		- Touch-sensitive controls

Display	Type	Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
	Size	480 x 800 pixels, 4.0 inches (~233 ppi pixel density)
	Multitouch	Yes
	Protection	Oleophobic coating
		- Contour Display with curved glass screen

Sound	Alert types	Vibration; MP3, WAV ringtones
	Loudspeaker	Yes
	3.5mm jack	Yes, check quality

Memory	Card slot	No
Memory	Internal	16GB storage, 512 MB RAM

Data	GPRS	Yes
	EDGE	Yes
	Speed	HSDPA, 7.2 Mbps; HSUPA, 5.76 Mbps
	WLAN	Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot
	Bluetooth	Yes, v2.1 with A2DP
	NFC	Yes
	USB	Yes, microUSB v2.0

Camera	Primary	5 MP, 2560 x 1920 pixels, autofocus, LED flash, check quality
	Features	Geo-tagging, touch focus
	Video	Yes, WVGA@30fps
	Secondary	Yes, VGA

Features	OS	Android OS, v2.3 (Gingerbread), upgradable to v4.0.4
	Chipset	Hummingbird
	CPU	1 GHz Cortex-A8
	GPU	PowerVR SGX540
	Sensors	Accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass
	Messaging	SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Mail, IM, RSS
	Browser	HTML, Adobe Flash
	Radio	No
	GPS	Yes, with A-GPS support
	Java	Yes, via Java MIDP emulator
	Colors	Black, White
		- MP4/H.264/H.263 player - MP3/WAV/eAAC+/AC3 player - Organizer - Image/video editor - Google Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Calendar, Google Talk, Picasa integration - Voice memo/dial/commands - Predictive text input - Near Field Communications

Battery		Standard battery, Li-Ion 1500 mAh
	Stand-by	Up to 713 h (2G) / Up to 428 h (3G)
	Talk time	Up to 14 h (2G) / Up to 6 h 40 min (3G)

Misc	SAR US	0.58 W/kg (head) 0.90 W/kg (body)
	SAR EU	0.47 W/kg (head)
	Price group

Samsung Galaxy S III press photo leaked in invite

What might be the actual Samsung Galaxy S III or the most interesting fake we’ve seen all year has appeared on the web tonight, this included in a press event invite set for May 22nd. The odd nature of the event invite is not specifically in the tell-tale signs we’d expect: the type setting looks legitimate, the format appears correct – it’s the timing that we’re thinking might not stick. Is this therefor the real Samsung Galaxy S III, or simply a photo of a leg of a metal chair made to fool us all?

The event teased in this invite says May 22nd in London, United Kingdom. This is odd in itself as surely Samsung would write London, England instead of the greater UK. As Ron Burgundy said in his appearance this past week on Conan: “the UK, including England.” Then the date is a bit strange – normally a press event such as this is not scheduled out so very far ahead – usually a couple weeks is the max amount of time we get before a reveal.
Tip man and notorious supposed holder of a Galaxy S III, or so he says, Eldar Murtazin has commented on the photo saying “My comment about this sgs3 pic….hmmm no comments :-) what do you think? Real of fake?” This of course could mean anything coming from Murtazin, but certainly isn’t something you should dismiss without a second thought.
Note that this image appears to have been posted on several Korean sites before any USA portals picked it up – NavInside, Yahoo Korea, FooHoo (Tistory personal page). We’ll keep you up to date if it turns out this really is just a hunk of chrome or a real live Samsung device hopefully soon – stay tuned!

10 Million Samsung Galaxy S III Units Already Pre-ordered?

For some reason we witnessed a lull in Samsung Galaxy S III rumors – the unannounced flagship of the South Korea-based company. Today we here something rather odd about Samsung Galaxy S III – 10 million units have been already pre-ordered world wide.
Samsung Galaxy S III is expected to rule the high-end league of Android-powered smartphones. The HTC One X reviews were released in the wild, and it seems that the terminal is not good enough. I haven’t got my hands on HTC’s quad-core smartphone yet, so I can’t share my opinion about it. Samsung shipped out 10 million Galaxy S II units in 5 months after the launch, so the pre-order number was for sure well bellow the Samsung Galaxy S III figures.
The information regarding Samsung Galaxy S III pre-order comes from Eldar Murtazin, the Russian blogger who became famous after most of the tech rumors started by him turned to be true. Who exactly made so many pre-orders, since Samsung Galaxy S III is not available for pre-order yet? It seems that they all come from retailers and carriers interested in having Samsung Galaxy S III on their shelves as soon as it hits the market. Rumor has it that Samsung’s Android-powered flagship release date was scheduled for mid-April or late May.
In June Samsung will hold an event in London where everybody thought Galaxy S III will be introduced. But after Samsung CEO, Lee Kun-hee, announced that the smartphone will arrive sooner than we expected, it was clear that the London-based event is not related to the Samsung Galaxy S III announcement, but with the Olympic Games, Samsung supports.
Rumor has it that Samsung Galaxy S III will come with a 4.7-inch HD Super AMOLED display with a 16:9 screen ratio, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Samsung confirmed that their proprietary quad-core chipset, dubbed Exynos, will be placed inside their high-end terminal. It is speculated that the CPU will be clocked at 1.5 GHz.

samsung galaxy iii

Samsung Galaxy S III: another date, another pic

It's not been the best of years so far for Samsung, has it? Android Ice Cream Sandwich update delays, the Galaxy Tab 2 (or the “that's it?” tablet, if you prefer), and the painfully long Galaxy S III launch build-up.
It's that last one we're dealing with here, although the headline kind of gave it away. A new leak has emerged with a fresh new “press pic” and a claimed UK launch date of May 22.

That's a date we've heard before, of course, but that tells us nothing on its own – it could be confirming a previous rumour that was correct, or simply copying one that wasn't.
As for the pic, it certainly looks enticing – but to these eyes it also looks decidedly fake and regardless of the rather curvacious style of the phone itself, the image style just isn't consistent with Samsung's usual style.
The wording is also a little suspect. We can look past “Fast. Vivid. Slim. What's your Smart life?” as just some overly enthusiastic – if a little clumsy – PR guff. But “New Generation Coming”? What's that all about?
Overall, it gives us enough doubt to declare that this one is almost certainly a fake. But it is interesting that a couple of months ago, when it first became clear that the Galaxy S III wasn't going to launch at Mobile World Congress, a launch date only at the end of May was laughed off as wishful thinking – no doubt from iPhone fans looking for a chink in Samsung's smartphone armour.
Considering we're well into April now and there's still no real sign of anything much happening, we suspect most people would now happily take May 22 as a good result.

google nexus review

The Samsung Galaxy Nexus is the world's first phone to run Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and comes with a plethora of top end tech, including a huge but still massively high resolution screen.
There are some gadgets in geek-world that are announced and we just cannot wait to touch. Nokia's N95, the original iPhone, the T-Mobile G1 and Palm's first Pre. And the Galaxy Nexus fits firmly in that category.
The big selling point here is not so much the handset – it's what powers the Galaxy Nexus. Google has redrawn its Android OS in probably the biggest overhaul since it launched exactly three years ago.
Ice Cream Sandwich fuses together last year's Gingerbread OS for phones and Honeycomb for tablets and gives us a whole new, futuristic Android device to get to grips with.

On top of that, the specs include a fantastic Super AMOLED HD screen, Dual-Core 1.2GHz processor, HSDPA, 5MP camera and NFC support, to name a few.
The Nexus itself is fairly big. With dimensions of 135.5 x 67.9 x 8.9mm, it's marginally bigger than Samsung's other flagship handset, the Galaxy S2. It's also a little bit heavier at 135g compared to the latter's 116g. Not that it feels larger although you can tell you are not using an iPhone 4S.

The front is probably as minimalist as you can get. All black with no buttons at all (we'll explain more in the interface section about that.)

In fact, all you have on the front is the screen, front facing camera and the brightness sensor plus a cheeky little light beneath the screen that you don't even know exists until you get an email and it begins to pulsate.
The sides are fairly unremarkable with power/standby on the right, volume on the left along with three charging pins (for a dock accessory), nothing up top and the bottom housing the charge/sync socket and headphone jack.
The whole handset has a curved shape we last encountered on the Galaxy S but it's not too severe.

The rear takes its design cues from the S2 with a snap on cover that feels slightly coarse to give a good grip. It has both Google and Samsung branding on.
You won't find an SD slot on the outside. Or indeed, the inside. Ridiculously, this – the flagship Google handset which is so set up as a media device – has been crippled by having NO expandable memory. Words fail us. And they may fail you when you realise that 16GB internal storage is your lot.

But the screen, when lit up, looks fantastic. Its 4.65-inches with a resolution of 720 x 1280, giving a ppi of 316. It really is super sharp. We would have expected nothing less with Samsung's mobile displays among the best out there but it's cracking for internet and video.
There is no doubt about it – this is a premium handset and is up there with the iPhone 4S and Nokia Lumia 800 in terms of marketing position.

If you want one, you'll have to spend the cash and commit to upwards of £41 a month to bag a handset with no upfront charge. Sim-free will set you back around £520 though at the time of writing, the launch of unsubsidised models had been pushed back until the start of December.

Ninza guy v1.2 on Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Great game like Samurai II: Vengenance

[HOT] GAMES cho Samsung Galaxy Nexus (tested fullscreen)updated 2/2

Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?vozaozcpe2t6r9k

Fruit Ninza THD multiplayer v1.2 on Samsung Galaxy Nexus

(2 players; install Chanfire 3d first)

The worldwide smash hit game Fruit Ninja is now available for NVIDIA Tegra based Android devices! Fruit Ninja is a juicy action game with squishy, splatty and satisfying fruit carnage! Become the ultimate bringer of sweet, tasty destruction with every slash. Swipe up across the screen to deliciously slash fruit like a true ninja warrior. With three games modes in single player and worldwide leaderboards using Openfeint, the addictive gameplay will keep you coming back for even higher scores. Fruit Ninja features three packed gameplay modes - Classic, Zen and the new Arcade, featuring powerups including Freeze, Frenzy and Double Score! The bonus Dojo section includes unlockable blades and backgrounds, and you can also unlock

achievements and post scores to the online leaderboards with Openfeint. Fruit Ninja is the original and the best slasher on Android! What's in this version: The worldwide smash hit Fruit Ninja is now available for NVIDIA Tegra based Android devices!
Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?9j66tfvgqlv78cc

Birzzle v1.0 on Samsung Galaxy Nexus

[HOT] GAMES for Samsung Galaxy Nexus (tested fullscreen)updated 2/2

Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?j7b93nsf3xrir7w

GAMELOFT: AVATAR HD v1.0.1 for Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?90b5awh61dwnddg
Data: http://www.mediafire.com/?5ufe5ic2ibrykuc ( copy to sdcard/gameloft/games/ )

Worm v0.3.4 on Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Famous Game
Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?bm1tyyeput0w77b
Data: http://www.mediafire.com/?86wx1fxzutor1vb ( copy to sdcard/android/data )

Where is my water? v1.3.1 game on Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Intellectual game you take care a lacoste.

Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?cqc598hso3coc5a

Tap tap sonic offline v1.0.6 on Samsung Galaxy Nexus

v1.0.5 Update
-Fix a problem in some Galaxy models

v1.0.4 Update
-Upgraded to OS 2.2 or above with minimum support
-Wibro 4G network support
-Improved touch sensitivity
-Add music resume function
-Fix that was the game screen goes blank when entering

Music Game ( 2 players )

Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?pwf700m6cpw867u

Data: ~ 560MB (download http://www.tinhte.vn/f467/tapsonic-v...ot-hot-837048/ , copy to sdcard/.tapsonic)

Metal Slug v1.8 for Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Game Rambo , emulation on Gameboid

Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?3l0uyekknyvt7zy

BLOOD AND GLORY (NR) v1.1.0 on Samsung Galaxy Nexus

You will be a Rome warrior in this RPG game

Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?iu9z2irrjs8b57r
Data: http://www.mediafire.com/?6lvzw3z667bb5ln (~300MB zip to 150 MB; copy to sdcard/Android/data)

MUFFIN KNIGHT v1.1 on Samsung Galaxy Nexus

A game of Angry Mob Games, famous game on IOS and Android with the action game Guerrilla Bob! · Muffin Knight is a rpg with very nice graphics, you will see a lot of great heroes
Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?aj4gp80o9vmpq9l

GAMELOFT: Sacred odyssey- The raisen of ayden HD v1.0 on Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Plunge into the most ambitious Action RPG ever released on Android! Become Ayden, a young hero chosen by the god Uryah to save the kingdom of Lasgalen from the Apocalypse. Sacred Odyssey: Rise of Ayden is an amazing adventure in a majestic world that will fascinate you for countless hours.

The peace of the world is now being threatened. Reunite the 4 fragments of Uryah’s Grail and gain the supernatural powers to defeat Amonbane, the dark lord at the heart of Lasgalen’s suffering.
The fight against the demonic Amonbane will mean difficult decisions for Ayden, and Princess Lyanora will help him throughout. But when the moment comes to save the world, will Ayden be ready to make the greatest sacrifice?
Ride your horse, Miya, across the expansive plains of the kingdom and launch powerful sword strikes as you gallop through fields of enemies. Your journey will introduce you to many locations and foes.
Defeat evil creatures in the Plains of Urvale, fend off enormous bosses in the icy Temple of Altemagus and the volcanic Firepitch Keep to ultimately face Amonbane himself in the royal halls of Kivira Castle.
Begin your journey with but a simple sword, acquiring new weapons and abilities along the way. Soon, you will wield the Sacred Shield, Locrian Hawk (boomerang), the Nagual Cobra (grappling hook) and even the platinum Gauntlet of Brakor.
Each new piece of equipment will grant you access to new areas, new techniques and greater danger. They will even help you to overcome the many enigmas and challenges you face.

Requirements: Android
Overview: Become Ayden, a young hero chosen by the god Uryah to save the kingdom of Lasgalen from the Apocalypse

Plunge into the most ambitious Action RPG ever released. Become Ayden, a young hero chosen by the god Uryah to save the kingdom of Lasgalen from the Apocalypse. Sacred Odyssey: Rise of Ayden is an amazing adventure in a majestic world that will fascinate you for countless hours.

A TIMELESS LEGEND
- The peace of the world is now being threatened. Reunite the 4 fragments of Uryah’s Grail and gain supernatural powers to defeat Amonbane, the dark lord at the heart of Lasgalen’s suffering.
- The fight against the demonic Amonbane will mean difficult decisions for Ayden, and Princess Lyanora will help him throughout. But when the moment comes to save the world, will Ayden be ready to make the greatest sacrifice?

AN EPIC ADVENTURE IN A FANTASTIC OPEN WORLD
- Ride your horse, Miya, across the expansive plains of the kingdom and launch powerful sword strikes as you gallop through fields of enemies. Your journey will introduce you to many locations and foes.
- Defeat evil creatures in the Plains of Urvale, fend off enormous bosses in the icy Temple of Altemagus and the volcanic Firepitch Keep to ultimately face Amonbane himself in the royal halls of Kivira Castle.

ALL THE GREATNESS OF A TRUE ACTION/RPG
- Begin your journey with but a simple sword, acquiring new weapons and abilities along the way. Soon, you will wield the Sacred Shield, Locrian Hawk (boomerang), the Nagual Cobra (grappling hook) and even the platinum Gauntlet of Brakor.
- Each new piece of equipment will grant you access to new areas, new techniques and greater danger. They will even help you to overcome the many enigmas and challenges you face.

Sacred Odyssey: Rise of Ayden HD PowerVr: Cracked by tag3r
Samsung Galaxy S Showcase
Samsung Google Nexus S
Samsung GT-i9000 Galaxy S
Samsung GT-i9000B Galaxy
Samsung GT-i9000T
Samsung SCH-i400 Atlas
Samsung SCH-i500 Fascinate/Galaxy S
Samsung SGH-T959 Vibrant
Samsung SPH-D700 Epic 4G

Link:
http://www.mediafire.com/?kck1hcbbb612c2z
Data:down= wifi, (copy to sdcard/gameloft/games/ )

GAMELOFT : Nova HD 2 v1.0.1 on Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?r8hmnilb43pz58o
Data:~900MB down= wifi, (copy to sdcard/gameloft/games/ )

GAMELOFT : Nova HD v1.0.2 on Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Game
Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?bmyhkvymt15w68n
Data:87 MB down= wifi, update (copy to sdcard/gameloft/games/ )

Game Devil at the gate v1.05 on Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Defence game base on a Nort Korea story

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?d4vda06a042ybll

Game Contract Killer (download file apk) on Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Accept your mission, choose from over 20 weapons, steady your scope and claim your targets with this great looking first person shooter.
Download : http://hotfile.com/dl/118003680/d66d2b8/G00008_Contract_Killer_V1.0.2.apk

Current Version: 1.4.1 Requires Android: 2.0 and up Category: Arcade & Action V1.4.1 update: ALL NEW LOCATION: THE GAS STATION! Get health and ammo on the fly with the NEW IN-MISSION STORE Easy headshots with the aim assisted NANOTECH SNIPER Add SILENCERS and the ASSAULT CROSSBOW for silent kills Unleash explosive hell – NEW 4 BARREL ROCKET LAUNCHER Take out everything with explosions at the GAS STATION Vantage points include a moving HELICOPTER, TRAIN and BOAT Cheat death – PHOENIX SERUM, REACTIX CONTROL & NEW SPECIAL AMMO!

Overview: Enforcer or Assassin, call it what you like – you’re a CONTRACT KILLER. They might call you an enforcer, or an assassin. Call it what you like – you’re a CONTRACT KILLER.

Pulled into a world of bounty hunters, mobsters and criminals, you must check in with your contacts and accept SECRET MISSIONS that only you can handle. Select your WEAPON OF CHOICE from an inventory of sniper rifles, assault rifles and machine guns. Locate your target, zoom in, take aim and GO FOR THE HEADSHOT to earn cold hard cash. You might eliminate a crime boss and escape without being spotted, or you might walk straight into an AMBUSH…

WELCOME TO CENTRAL CITY Prepare for your mission and then jump into one of many vantage points within 5 gritty 3D locations UNLIMITED MISSIONS 17 Story Missions and unlimited Random Missions provide cash, XP and lots of action DEADLY WEAPONS 20 distinct weapons including handguns, sniper rifles, machine guns and assault rifles ALIVE OR DEAD Use the Tranquilizer Gun to capture your target or put them down… permanently FOLLOW US at Twitter @glumobile facebook.com/ContractKillerGlu Search Keywords: 3D, Shooter, FPS, Sniper, Guns, Fighting, Shooting, Weapons, Armor, Rifle, Gun, Killer, Contract, Free, Glu Games, Glu Mobile
Download : http://hotfile.com/dl/118003680/d66d2b8/G00008_Contract_Killer_V1.0.2.apk