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Yes, most phones these days come with a web cam.

The Nexus S has a Front-facing: VGA (640x480)

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No

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The Nexus One is a smartphone from Google that uses the Android open source mobile operating system. The device is manufactured by Taiwan's HTC Corporation, and became available on January 5, 2010.

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No...the Nexus One is a GSM-specific smartphone. Verizon primarily uses smartphones that are in the CDMA network.

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The Nexus One uses a mini SIM.

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Nexus One runs on Android, so it should have those capabilities. If not, download Google Handwriting Input from the Play Store.

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No. The devices are not the same size and and therefore won't fit in a case made for the other phone.

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Yep! Excel is compatible with the Nexus 6. You can download it in the Play store.

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The Nexus 4 has been discontinued. It can be purchased used for around 100 USD.

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The Motorola Nexus 6 ships with Android Lollipop but is upgrade able to Marshmallow. It has not been officially announced whether it will receive Android N.

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There's no Samsung Galaxy Nexus 2 model yet.

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It has neither been confirmed nor denied by Square Enix if they will release it in the USA. But it probably won't be released in the USA.

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the nexus one is better by far because is much faster internet speed and it's outstanding

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When the phone was sold in the US, the carrier version was sold under contract for Verizon and Sprint. The unlocked version (through Google Play) ranged from $399, then down to $349.

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Sprint did offer the Samsung Galaxy Nexus during its run.

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Yes it has GPS and A-GPS. that stands for Assisted GPS

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The Nexus S is an Android phone, and thus has all of the features provided by the Android OS. So yes, the Nexus S does support SMS. All Android phones also come pre-packaged with Google Talk, which lets you chat with your friends via Google's XMPP (Jabber) server, utilizing an internet connection (either your mobile data connection, or a WiFi network).

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You should be able to find an unlocked version of the Nexus S (GSM) that can work at most of the network operators in India.

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Samsung Galaxy Nexus is way Better than Iphone.

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probably early next year. maybe later this year.

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it sure does and with android 2.2 its even better

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it depends on where you live if your in Europe vodafone or sfr should have it in the us att and Verizon don't have it t mobile have it

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no it isn't on either of them they didnt make a cdma version or at t but you can buy from tmobile

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It depends upon your needs. The Samsung Galaxy Note blends both a smartphone as well as a tablet, which has since coined the phrase "phablets" for phones of this size (5.29 inch display on the Note on up). It comes with an "S Pen" stylus and can be utilized at its fullest extent on apps that are especially configured for it, and the Note has handwriting recognition just for this stylus. The Samsung Galaxy Nexus is more a traditional smartphone, but one that is more a pure Android phone by Google. Unlike the Note, the Nexus has stock Android OS on board, with no custom manufacturer overlay (TouchWiz), and a small amount (if any) of carrier apps installed. Updates to the OS would arrive sooner on this phone over the Note.