Samsung Announces 'Galaxy Nexus' Smartphone

Samsung Galaxy Nexus will feature HSPA+ and LTE support and sports a giant 4.65" screen—it's seriously gigantic. The phone is also equipped with Ice Cream Sandwich, a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM and the choice of 16GB or 32 GB built-in storage.
In addition to having two cameras—one 5-megapixel camera in the back, and one 1.3-megapixel front camera—the phone will also support 1080p HD video which can be gloriously displayed on its 1280 x 720-resolution Super AMOLED screen. Along with standard Wi-Fi, it also supports NFC in what's being touted as “Android Beam” (think of it like the "Bump" app) something that, well, not even the current iPhone 4S has.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus was expected last week, but the unveiling was postponed on account of Steve Jobs' death. Samsung will release the phone and software as-is, without any modifications so it will be a "pure Google experience" for ultimate Android fanboys (and girls). The phone will be available in November on a U.S.