Samsung Galaxy Nexus: Full hands-ong review – Part 2

The Face Unlock is not a revolutionary technology, many laptops have incorporated it in the past, but Nexus is the first handset to carry such function. However, the new tech is not what the Galaxy fans would call “eye-catching”. The company stated that
the phone identifies the face with a smile but it would be awkward to smile every time to unlock the phone, imagine if you are in a funeral.

The new 4.65-inch screen has a 1280×720 pixel resolution which brings a very smooth and coherent look to the phone. However, the rear camera is capable of capturing only 720p resolution video, which is gradually becoming old-school tech, especially after
the release of iPhone 4S that can get 1080p full HD video.

As compared to iPhone 4S’ Retina Display, the Nexus brings more to the table. The XGA resolution on a small 4.65’ screen gives a razor sharp exhibit and the organic LED backlight is enough for reading in sunlight.

Sliding and swiping, essential for smartphones these days, has not been that smooth. The web browser is now stammer-free as far as the scrolling is concerned. However, the magnification still takes micro-second to get a sharp focus, which months in smartphone
time zone.

The phone is LTE-based and supports 4G network although this technology is only available in select-few regions like the USA. 4G promptly converts the phone into a WiMax receiver, giving the user a faster internet speed both on the handheld and laptop or
PC/Mac, when connect through as cable or Bluetooth.

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Posted by Usman Khalid on Dec 4 2011. Filed under Sci-Tech. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry