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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chancy319:
I'm currently enjoying my RAZR Nexus with Android 14.0 but I hope several improvements are made not excluding:

12GB RAM

30 MP Camera.

15 MP FF Camera.

16Ghz octa-core processor.

Android 15.0 Orange Crepe.

5" 2160p Super Duper Triple HD

Super fortified Gorilla Glass with crystal diamond casing
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drzfr3shboialex:
You exaggerated, this isn't 2005.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Maroon Mushroom:
Dream Specs:

-Made by Motorola

-Tegra 4

-Razr Maxx status battery

-no bezel

-dual LED flash w/ variable flash levels + Xenon flash module like the N8/808 pureview

-12mp camera with a large sensor size and aperature

-720p RGB stripe SLCD2

-2mp front facing camera

-4.6" screen

-curved gorilla glass 2

-Key Lime Pie OS

-stellar GPS performance

-barometer

-soft keys

-pogo pins for 1080p out

-USB OTG support

-64gb storage with a micro SD slot

I would pay 1k for that phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drzfr3shboialex:
Dream specs:

Made by Google

Best radio ever

1080p Super Amoled HD plus advanced

Barometer

5.1" screen(prefer height over wide)

4000mah battery

Thin with best quality material

Latest and best gorilla glass

13mp camera better if not on par with pure view

5mp ffc 1080p

128gb internal with micro SD

Omap 5/ exynos 5450

Best GPS yet

HDMI out

USB OTG

Advanced NFC

Dual surround 7.2 speakers

3 microphones one cancellation, one mic and one to improve voice

Newest android OS

Pentaband GSM which supports 42mbps HSPA+, ATT's lte and tmobile future lte

Sold on play store for a cheaper price

Pogo pins

Wireless charging

Touch sensitive power button, camera button, and volume rockers
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isinisterx:
This clearly will never happen with this next release lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drzfr3shboialex:
+1. I know, I said dream lol. Although I know I was sorta off topic :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
when did this become a dream spec thread?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drzfr3shboialex:
Clearly 36mins ago ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zeinzu:
I don't feel like carrying around a car battery to power all of the stuff people are hoping for.

Everyone is too focused on hardware. The hardware that's out is damn good, and continuously getting better, and just because the pace has slowed down everyone keeps expecting too damn much. Know what I want for the next Nexus? Continued improvement of the software and Google's best judgment of what hardware is best for the device.

Sent from my AOSP Android 4.1.1 Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jzero88:
Most realistic specs.

Most likely Specs:

Screen: 4.65" - 1280x720 resolution at 326 ppi ( Same as Iphone )

Processor: Quad-core Tegra 3 processor

Camera: 8 - 10 MP

Battery: 2100mAh

Ram: 2GB

Internal Storage: 16 & 32GB

Software: 4.1.1/4.1.2/4.2

HSPA+21

PRICE: $350

Honestly, look at what the Nexus 7 has, and the price point. It does not get any better! To think it has a bigger screen, a better processor, a bigger battery for only $199, I can only imagine their phone being not much more. Yes, it is lacking a bit in the radio and camera areas but realistically, it's not illogical to expect it to be around $350 or less.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AnAm85:
Let's stick to the OP topic here gentlemen... This is how flaming/hatred gets started...

For now I will sit back and wait for that next rumor to come in...

Samsung is having a mobile event on August 29th... Maybe there will be something hinted or said there!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drzfr3shboialex:
I think it is illogical. Honestly the only reason the G-nex is so cheap is because it has not really sold with befores price point, its about 9months old. Without much demand, compared to other phones. It came out as 700$/800$ without contract, i expect it to be less. The nexus 7 is pretty much a kindle fire competitor, the nexus pretty much takes on the iPhone. I say 500$ at the cheapest without contract on the play store. I'm pretty sure they will go with dual core s4/quad core s4 for the modem, especially if they want carriers to carry it. T-Mobile will not carry it unless it supports 42mbps(reason why they didn't get the gnex), att would not carry it without lte which tegra 3 does not support, same for Verizon and sprint. They're pushing 4g which tegra does not meet. I also believe with the success of the note, HOX, and g3 it will be around 4.8-5".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jzero88:
Bottom line is Google is all about software and wants to dominate the mobile search. They've probably sold more at this price point relative to the time frame than before. I wouldnt be surprised to see an affordable new nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lowandbehold:
I'm with you. And I don't think it will be offered on any carrier. I'm guessing around $400. Also, to the post above yours...I don't ever remember the Nexus being marketed as an Iphone competitor...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gorjess:
Make an unlocked version only and it will be a definite win for Google..

Those Verizon/Sprint gnexes are bottlenecking the international version and adding fragmentation..

And i'm pretty sure it wasn't build to compete with the iPhone since the iPhone could fit inside gnex screen :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Guess Google better kick the yakjuxx variants outs out too, because last I checked, they were on ICS as well.

Sounds pretty silly when you add that in, huh?

Were these ridiculous comments present with the Nexus S 4G too?

While I agree it adds slightly to fragmentation (so does EVERY other android phone out there sans Maguro), the bottlenecking comment was incorrect. It doesn't bottleneck yakju in any way.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lowandbehold:
Serious question. Do you think Verizon would really want another Nexus device? They are now proud owners of the only network with an SGSIII that has a locked bootloader.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Verizon could pitch it for those who want unlocked bootloaders, considering it is one of their less popular devices (less bogus warranty claims) and encouraging those like 'like such things' to leave their other devices be. On top of that, its actually not a terribad seller for them. Well, it might be now, but months ago it was doing decently. Not Droid level, but not decently. Every phone sold = contract.

It would help alleviate tensions among certain customers. Eventually, it will start hurting their business if they keep locking everything down. May take years, but it will happen. Attrition is never a good thing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lowandbehold:
I just think Google is starting to go in a different direction with their hardware. No point in arguing about it though. We will see what their true intentions are come November (hopefully).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Serious_Beans:
I hope they use the TI Omap again because of the built in hardware decoder for HD videos. Also the screen shouldn't be larger than 4.8, the S3 is a nice size.

I'd say if Samsung made it it would be

720p Pen tile Screen(they don't want to out date the s3)

TI Omap 5(I hope or an S4 dual core)

1gb Ram

2100mah battery

Android 5.0

4.8 inch with software buttons
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lowandbehold:
Software buttons are an absolute must!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Unless Verizon pitches it as an alternative device for rooters, I don't know that they will carry it again. Verizon's stance on bootloader locking has been the same this entire time, even when they released the first Nexus. So it will be interesting....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ali magdy:
I wish the next nexus be made with Sony. Xperia Nexus maybe. because Sony makes amazing hardware like Xperia S with ~342 ppi pixel density

Sent from a neXus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lowandbehold:
Don't get me wrong, I hope verizon and sprint do get the phone. The more Dev's the better. Love me some BAMF!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drzfr3shboialex:
I'm pretty sure it is an iphone competitor, it doesn't need to be marketed as a competitor for it to be. Nexus is the iPhone of android, its only fair to say they are competitors. I believe it won't be 400$ at first, later down the road yeah bit not when it comes out. The G-nex was high end when it came out with yhr exception of the outdated GPU, and camera. That's it, everything else was high end.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lowandbehold:
High end doesn't mean expensive. The Nexus 7 is high end. I highly doubt it costs $400 more to make a Transformer Prime, but that is the price difference. It is Googles approach to get as many devices into the hands of consumers as possible (with a slim hardware profit margin) and make money the way they know how to...with user content, search, and advertisements.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xUniverse:
I get my new cell phone end of next month and I want a nexus

I also know that the Galaxy Nexus is a very good phone

But there is already info on the new nexus when that comes about?

// sry for my bad english //
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AshtonTS:
I think all the OEM's should team up to make a phone that will blow the iPhone's underpants off:

HTC for the build quality

Samsung for the screen and possibly quad Exynos

Motorola to help HTC keep it thin And the radios

Snapdragon for the quad s4 (if exynos isn't used/in the LTE version) and for the chipset (tri band LTE, pentaband HSPA, quadband GSM, dual band CDMA all in one)

Sony for that nice 16MP camera

And of course NFC, pogo pins, that glowing LED, and all the usual stuff
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drzfr3shboialex:
You got me there. I forgot companies double/triple the price to profit even more. It could be high end with a small price tag, and I hope it is. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lowandbehold:
Woah woah woah. If you don't think the Gnex "blows the iPhone's underpants off", you sir, should leave. :p lol, Jk. About the leaving part. Sort of.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] daviporciuncula:
i'd love a Motorola or Sony 4 - 4,3" Dual-core Krait Nexus . Probably not gonna happen though...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drzfr3shboialex:
I've said that so many times before lol. Apple would not get away with banning with all those patents together.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] razor 116:
I just hope they don't do what they did with the Galaxy Nexus, I mean its an amazing device but lets be honest if it wasn't the "Google Phone" it would've been long forgotten. Using technology that was inferior than the Galaxy S2 a device that was around 6 months old when the Galaxy nexus came out was a huge mistake in my eyes, But I'm in the minority. I was all for the Galaxy Nexus until the hardware was unveiled and I looked at my Galaxy S2 and thought great screen but that's it.

As for my thoughts on the next Nexus device I wouldn't rule out Omap but on Googles git they have been working on Exynos processors with a ARM Mali T6XX GPU (https://android.googlesource.com/kernel/exynos/+/android-exynos-3.4), also with Nexus 7 I also wouldn't rule out Tegra 3.

The screen will be the same size with the possibility of 1080p but still pentile, samsung has been woking on 350 ppi amoled screens (http://www.androidauthority.com/samsung-350-ppi-display-fine-metal-mask-104164/)

Camera, they could go with 8mp but 12mp may be possible depending on the price.

RAM, tricky one, Samsung released their us variant of the Galaxy S3 it had 2GB and it was assumed this would be reserved for the snapdragon variants but in Korea (I thinks its Korea not certain) they released the quad core exynos version but it had 2GB as well.

The four above are the only real things I care about, the storage will probably be 8gb, 16gb, or 32gb(Less likely especially since the Nexus 7) google wants you in the cloud.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tgyberg:
I'm ready to buy this today! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Trekfan422991:
Man I would love a quad core omap processor!!! I love the omap lines. The gpu needs to be updated on them though to compete with latest Gen gaming graphics...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jzero88:
Definitely not a competitor. Does it give the iPhone competition? Sure, but wsd that their main objective? Probably not. ANDROID is the competitor
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrtraveler:
Agreed on the color, I'd just like to reach the top without having to adjust my grip... lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RoadHazard:
I get why people think that a screen that covers the entire front of the phone would be cool, but such a phone would be pretty terrible to use. With no bezel, it would be pretty much impossible to even hold the phone without giving unintended touch input. So that's not a good idea. There needs to be a bit of a bezel for the phone to be comfortably usable.

The Nexus 7, with its very competitive pricepoint, was Google's way of trying to breathe life into the very weak Android tablet market (Android tablets just haven't been able to compete with the iPad at all). That's a good thing for all OEMs going forward, even if most of them probably can't compete with the N7 right now. The Android phone market, on the other hand, is doing very well, with Android phones outselling the iPhone on a daily basis. There's no need for Google to intervene there, and they're not gonna want to anger their hardware partners by pricing their next Nexus phone as competitively as they did with the N7. So that most likely won't happen. The next Nexus will probably be about as expensive as the GNex was when it was released.

Regarding the specs, it will probably be comparable to the SGS3, possibly a bit weaker in some areas (like how the GNex has a weaker GPU than the SGS2).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lowandbehold:
When the Gnex was first released, it was not offered on the Play Store. And if you order it off of Negri or Expansys RIGHT NOW, it is still more than the play store. The average consumer does not purchase a phone off contract. So no, people will not be rushing to google.com to pay for a $400 nexus when they can get their GSIII for $200. At $400 it will create VERY LITTLE competition to other manufacturers offering subsidized phones on contract.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lamashat:
im just hoping for some solid hardware... hopefully a quad core. software development will always be great for a nexus so im not too worried about that
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hunter-Eastland:
I would honestly like to see another manufacturer build the next Nexus not because I don't enjoy Samsung phones but I'm tired of them made with outdated hardware that is blown away by there galaxy s line each year
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Il_Tene:
I agree with you.

However i hope the dimension will remain the same. I don't want a note
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jzero88:
I couldn't have said it any better. My thoughts exactly.

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Regardless, it will be like that rather they go with Samsung, LG, etc. Google isn't using bleeding edge.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blackhand1001:
V

Some of us are on CDMA and really have no choice. I run custom ROMs anyway so it doesn't matter to me when Verizon pushes the update.

Its not like the CDMA nexus differed much from the gsm one other than the radio. I was running jellybean on my Verizon nexus within an hour of announcement at io.

It also gives CDMA users an aosp device with an unlocked boot loader that is very open. Great for people on xda and for the general consumer as aosp is generally far more stable.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gorjess:
Ok, as long the community support I can't argue about a single nexus version anymore since there's always a possibility it will get the latest android os just like the unlocked model anyway..

But there's still many mainstream user don't even bother upgrading to the newest version, it's still the main issue android facing today.. And it will be hard to overcome..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Saturn1217:
just hoping screen size stays reasonable!

I got a gnex just recently and it is awesome especially for being a relatively old phone. I will hopefully have the will power to resist the next nexus, but here is what I would hope for anyway.

-pick some one besides Samsung. It is not healthy for android as a whole to be dependent upon a single manufacturer which could happen soon. Google needs to show support for other OEMS so they don't drop android.

-focus on the battery. Android is so close to throwing off the early stigma of poor battery life. The gnex did not do enough to further this cause IMHO.

-camera! I don't care how many megapixels but don't scrimp on this.

-please no bigger than 4.6 inch screen! I love my new phone but it is pretty hard to use one-handed and at some point the extra screen real-estate becomes redundant. I love web-browsing and watching vids on my phone but these functions shouldn't be prioritized so highly that other important aspects of the phone like general usability should be compromised. I think at some point soon smartphone sizes are going to begin excluding a large segment of the general population. Not everyone wants a note.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laker666:


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Good thing Google owns Motorola
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drzfr3shboialex:
Honestly with this patent BS i doubt Samsung will make the next nexus, Google might choose someone else just in case.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msavic6:
I plan on skipping the next nexus and getting the one after.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Noo.N:
LG / 4.65 IPS / 2GB RAM / TI OMAP5

:) I want LG NEXUS .....

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drzfr3shboialex:
Nice specs, but lg always finds a way to eff up a phone. Omap5 is beast from what i heard, especially their GPU.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ali magdy:
+1

Sent from a neXus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AnAm85:
These are both concept mockups and made up specs but thought you guys would enjoy chatting about this...

Google Nexus D is a Curved Concept with a Kickstand?

Galaxy Nexus 2 Mockup Images Surface with Some Amazing Rumored Specs

+6-
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AshtonTS:
Ugggg why is it that people can make a mockup of a rumored iPhone and make it look better than the actual iPhone, but people can only make POS renders of android phones??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] globen:
Cause how do you improve perfection on the galaxy nexus?!;) More importantly its easy to make the concept pictures of an iPhone better looking, cause the actual phone is fugly!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raze599:
I dont think the next Nexus handset will be priced too high. Google won't want it to compete with the likes of the HTC One X and Samsung Galaxy S3 as many people will choose the others over the Nexus due to various reasons such as the higher popularity of those devices. Due to that it will also feature lower performance hardware as the manufacturer (likely Samsung) wont want to create any major competition (specification wise) for its flagship device. As the specifications of the S3 and One X are very similar, the Nexus will likely be behind both of these specs wise.

I am not familiar with US pricing as I am from the UK, but currently the (non-contract) price for the Samsung Galaxy S3 (sim-free/unlocked) is £447 and for the HTC One X £419.

I anticipate it will launch around £400 or even £360-80. That I think would make perfect sense for it to be an alternative to the higher end offerings from HTC and Samsung and also not a direct competitor.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Toad858:
Samsung Galaxy Nexus 2

TI OMAP 5

2GB RAM, 32GB ROM

4.8" SuperAMOLED HD Plus curved screen

2400mah battery

And a much better sounding DAC!

Sent from the almighty GNEX!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BennyJr:
I agree with this almost fully. Im saying a 2100mAH batt
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drzfr3shboialex:
Sounds like the next nexus, I hope it has Omap5, and hopefully there is a 64gb option.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hater McTroll:
I could almost see the next nexus being equal to the s3, by that time Samsung is already starting to design a s 4, so having a nexus device with specs equal to their flagship phone won't be as big of an issue as people are thinking.

But then again, I also hope that the nexus family expands 2 other manufacturers. I'm kind of tired of seeing samsung get the nexus over and over.

Would be interesting to see what sony could do.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wargasm009:
Look at how Google handled the Nexus 7....I think they're gonna go with low cost power...and as such, they might go with the upcoming LTE compatible Tegra 3....

the ~4.6-4.7" screen are a given....

So is no SD slot

What Id really love to see is a better camera, and better battery life would be nice too
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hater McTroll:
I would like the next nexus to be wonderfully designed. To be beautiful enough to make people want to show it off.

Power will probably fall in line with the galaxy s3.

I hope the rumors of different companies building the next nexus are true.

Sony xperia nexus

Samsung galaxy nexus 2

Asus nexus

HTC nexus two

Motorola nexus maxx
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Drzfr3shboialex:
To me those are the top 5, great choice. If I could change one it would be Asus to Google
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thebobp:
Hopefully this gets implemented:

http://www.engadget.com/2012/08/14/google-microphone-orientation-patent/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wargasm009:
Totally agree....

Imagine a Nexus made by Asus with the Transformer Infinity in mind...

with the Tegra 3+

4.7" display

and all those bells and whistles...*sigh*
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JonathanBarca10:
i would need new shorts...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phonex1:
No samsung. Decent build quality, hopefully HTC made. No AMOLED, prefer SLCD2 or IPS HD. 16/32 GB options across the board, 4.3 inch screen or two variants, one 4-4.3 and another tablet sized for the large screen crowd, snapdragon S4 or another 28nm processor, 2500- 3000 mah battery, 8 mp f2.0 cam with BSI sensor, 1-2 GB RAM, continue with the on screen buttons.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wargasm009:
They wouldnt go from 4.65" to 4.3....way too small....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raze599:
4.3" isn't bad on my HTC Desire HD, but it would be too small for a Nexus if they continue to use software buttons at the bottom, which I hope they will.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
I hope the new Nexus packs a 3000mah battery or a solar panel back!

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I can't stand software buttons.

Hardware is better:

- It doesn't require any electricity to exist.

- It doesn't waste any precious screen real estate. This is a phone, we don't have a lot of screen space to begin with!

- It won't cause any burn in image.

- If you have to use your phone in the car, you can feel where the button is.

I would love to see a combo RBG notification LED built into the buttons, but not a sphere shape like the Nexus 1, but more like a rectangle.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyattyoss:
If the five manufacturer rumor is true, realize that Asus and Google have both produced Nexus devices this year. I think it could be possible now for there to be three tiers of Nexii, low mid and high, to show that android can run smoothly on whatever hardware it chooses. I could be wrong though
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phonex1:
Well then no nexus for me. Using a galaxy nexus and now a S3, i would prefer a smaller phone. I guess i should start waiting for WP8/BB10 devices then.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nacho~:
I think a nexus phone by asus would be ideal. They have already proven that they make great android products. They are always in the first 3 to get updates. The hardware is top-notch.

I would be thrilled to see an asus nexus phone with:

5" super ips+ 1920x1200 display (600 nits of brightness)

2850 maH battery

2gb ram

Not sure what processor, but asus seems to like the tegra line, so I'd say either tegra 3 lte or tegra 4 if it's released.

Compatible with Verizon lte (at least one varient)