Galaxy Nexus can impress the audience in a variety of ways. To start with, the phone has an enchanting look and design. Even with a big 4.65 inch screen, the phone looks smart and reasonably sized. The curved glass design and slim structure makes the device a delight to use. The unlocked Galaxy Nexus model is slimmer compared to the one that comes under contract with Verizon. The most important feature of Galaxy Nexus, without a doubt, is Ice Cream Sandwich. Needless to say, this is the best version of Android that has been released so far and is almsot equivalent to iOS 5. Best features of Honeycomb and Gingerbread have been combined in this version. The OS offers impressive multi-tasking facilities and highly organized social networking integration. The number of quality apps present in Android Market is less compared to those present in Apple App Store, but it is just a matter of time before this weakness is rectified.

Performance wise, the device is elite with its ability to play 720p HD video and high resolution display, even though iPhone’s Retina Display is still better. Talking about the hardware features, this phone runs on a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor which is sufficit for multitasking, 1 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal memory. At these specs, the price of Galaxy Nexus from Verizon is $300, however it would’ve been a good idea to offer a 16 GB version as well. The battery life of the device is not very impresive, but that should be given considering the support for 4G LTE network of Verizon. The GSM version of the device has a pretty good battery life, however. Moving forward, the audio quality of Galaxy Nexus is not good at all since the sound, at times, is barely audible. Other than that, the indicator light at the bottom of the device is an impressive addition which gives different colored lights depending upon the kind of notification that has been received. Talking about the camera of this device, its pretty good and shoots 1080p video with 5 mega pixels but still there are devices with better 8 mega pixel camera. Other than several Android devices, iPhone 4S also comes with an 8 mega pixel camera.

Consdering all the impressive technical specifications of Samsung Galaxy Nexus, this is a highly recommended phone for any Android fan or otherwise.

It seems that Samsung is planning to integrate some amazing and innovative features into these devices. Some of these features include a Super AMOLED screen of 4.65 inch for an Ice Cream Sandwich OS device, a 4.5 inch HD resolution screen for a device running Gingerbread, and a 4.5 inch WVGA screen for another device. As far as the Windows Phone by Samsung is concerned, it would be running Microsoft’s Mango OS.

Bada devices does not seem to be as impressive as Android devices. By opposite, Mango phones are highly anticipated and many people have high expectations from them.

Some of the noteworthy devices expected soon bellow:

Samsung I9250: This device would come with a Super AMOLED screen of 4.65 inches running Android Ice cream Sandwich and containing an integrated camera of 5 MP.

Samsung I9220: The screen size of this device would be 4.3 inches and it would be running Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread on a 1.4 GHz dual-core processor. Another impressive thing about this device is the 8 MP camera.

Samsung I9210: This device would contain a WVGA SuperAMOLED screen of 4.5 inches and facility of 4G. Internal memory capacity would be 16 GB and other than usual smartphone specifications, it would also contain an 8 MP camera.

Samsung I8150: Integral features of this device include microSD support, an integrated camera of 5 MP with the facility of video recording at 720p and further support for Bluetooth and WiFi.

Samsung B5510: A slight difference of this phone from the above mentioned is that this would be running Android 2.3.3 Froyo OS on an 800 MHz processor and would come with a 3 MP camera. So this device would come with a bit less appealing specifications and hence lower price.

Samsung S5610: This device would contain a nominal internal storage of 150 MB. No other technical specifications available yet.

Samsung GT-S5360: This is a bit smaller device with a screen of 3 inches and containing a 2 MP camera. OS would be Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread.

Samsung P6200: This tablet PC would come with a massive screen of 7 inches and an impressive resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. It would contain a backend camera of 3 MP and a front end camera of 2 MP. The WiFi-only version of this tablet PC is also available with the name of P6210.

Samsung i8350 Omnia W: This phone would be running Windows Phone 7.1 Mango and would come with a screen of 3.7 inches. It would contain a 1 GHz processor and 5 MP camera. The device would have full support for WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS.

Samsung S8600 Wave III: This phone will have a 4 inch screen and would be running Bada OS. Other features include a 5 MP camera and 3 GB of internal storage.

Samsung S7250 Wave M: This phone would also be running Bada OS 2.0 and would have a display of 3.5 inches. Support for Bluetooth 3.0 is included in the package.

Samsung S5380: Also a Bada phone, with a 3.2 inches display, will come with a 2 MP integrated camera.

So as it seems, more Android devices to be released by Samsung, compared to Windows Phone or Bada OS devices. Once released, we will have the facility of unlocking all these devices through our website following a very simple process.