Samsung Nexus Two has finally been spotted in the wild. Till yesterday, Nexus Two was just a rumour but the device actually exists and somewhat we are pretty sure that Samsung is going to announce the Nexus Two on November 8.

Gizmodo managed to get their hands on with the Samsung Nexus Two. According to them, it has the same plastic body as that of the Galaxy S but it’s curved from the back like the older iPhone.

Being a Samsung Galaxy S user, Nexus Two looks a lot thinner than the Galaxy S and ofcourse, you can’t deny how sexy it looks! According to Gizmodo, they don’t think it features any extra ordinary features. Processor and RAM looks the same as that of Galaxy S, but they never got a chance to see what internal components the Nexus Two packs of!

Not to forget, it will also have the latest Android 2.3 on board!

Thanks to this leak, I’m now even more excited and impatiently waiting for the November 8 event by Samsung to announce the next Google-experience phone!

[Via Gizmodo]

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Samsung might be launching an unbranded Android phone running o nthe Android 2.3 OS, exclusively for Google – and might call it as the Samsung “Nexus S”.

These rumours started floating when a random tipster leaked out the news on Radio Android, plus I have confirmed it myself from a trusted source that Samsung is indeed working on an Android phone.

Samsung Nexus S will feature a Super AMOLED display like the Galaxy S and will run on an untailored version of Android 2.3 without any Samsung TouchWiz.

It is already known that Samsung is going to announce something on November 8, so it makes perfect sense if they announce the new Google-experience phone.

I already have the Samsung Galaxy S. Now I can’t wait to see what Samsung has in store for us with the first Android 2.3 device.

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Samsung Nexus S Coming on November 8? Makes Sense.

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