Confirmed GT-I9260 ”Galaxy Nexus II” will have a 8 megapixel camera
According to our friends over at AllAboutSamsung (German Samsung blog) the new GT-I9260 will use a 8 megapixel camera.
They discovered this thanks to some leaked picture on Picasa with the full details of the camera and firmware.
Samsung posted this with test firmware I9260XXALJ1 a picture with resolution 2448×3264.
We of SamMobile reported a couple of months ago the specification of the next ”Galaxy Nexus”
The rumoured specifications from our side were a 8 megapixel camera, SD card, 16GB, 1.5 dual-core and 4.65” Super AMOLED HD screen.
Samsung has plans to ship this device begin December to the retailers.



I’d like that
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Is it really “Nexus II”???
Google now want MicroSD cards in their phones??
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hmm a dual core 1.5 Ghz ?????? while the Nexus manufactured by LG is a quad core snapdragon S4 pro…….
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With a DUAL core A9 processor I guess the retail price won’t be higher than 350€
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wait…the only thing that is confirmed is the camera?
The processor is still a rumour? Heres hoping to a better processor and GPU… i’m not getting this if its using A9.
did samsung not make a ’1.7GHz Cortex-A15 dual-core, WQXGA resolution, Mali-T604 GPU’ what device is that for?? S4? Nexus please!!
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I can easily settle for a dual core, even though I now have gotten used to the quad core of the galaxy s3. Lets hope that the dual core is faster than the old dual core phones.
As long the software is optimized to run smooth with the hardware, you can not even tell the difference.
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I agree with Ironmit
Could be cool with a 1.7 ghz dual core Cortex-A15 though the odds are greatest at a Cortex-A9
In the end it does not matter with all the processing power, if the software is not optimized. Thumbs up to Samsung for improving in that field.
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Nexus ? with MicroSD ? fake u_u
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I don’t believe that Google understand stupidity of one of the Apple’s “invention”: removed card slot. So it is obvious that this is NOT Nexus!
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