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The Ice Cream Van is coming: Optus are to flog long awaited Samsung Galaxy Nexus this month. And it will be free on $79 business cap. That’s according to Ausdroid guru’s who report Optus has confirmed the move “internally.”
And the day will be 20 December – just two weeks time -. Google Nexus will go on $0 upfront Business Plan for off and then to general public “shortly after,” according to the report.
However, there has been no official nod form Optus, yet.
So, why all the fuss over 4.65″ Galaxy Nexus?
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Ice Cream Sandwich Android 4.0 for starters, taking the best from Gingerbread and Honeycomb tablet OS in one meaning less fragmentation, and similar to Galaxy S II has a Super AMOLED screen but with far greater resolution of 1280×720.
The new Nexus will also house a 1.2GHz dual-core TI OMAP 4460 processor, and capable of shooting HD 1080p video but also the first smartphone in Oz to boast a HD display with 720p, similar to a Hi-Def TV, meaning watching videos will be the ultimate treat.
Nexus has also been hailed as one of the best Android’s around.
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The smartphone will also support 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) next generation wireless broadband, and Near Field Communication (NFC) meaning tap your phone and pay for goods instore.
Read Nexus Prime Official: Android 4.0 + Market Leading Specs Here
