Nexus S
The 2010 Samsung-built Nexus — the first Android phone with NFC.
The Nexus S is a flagship Google smartphone released Dec 2010, with a launch price of $529. It pairs the Hummingbird S5PC110 with a 4.0" WVGA AMOLED display, a 5 MP main camera and a 1,500 mAh battery. In SpecEagle's editorial review it scores 12/100 — The 2010 Nexus that brought NFC to Android. Standout strengths: first android phone with nfc. and launch device for android 2.3 gingerbread. Main trade-off: single-core chip; 512 mb ram.
The 2010 Nexus that brought NFC to Android.
The Nexus S launched Gingerbread and introduced NFC to Android phones. A foundational device — long obsolete, historically notable.
Read the full review- First Android phone with NFC.
- Launch device for Android 2.3 Gingerbread.
- Distinctive curved "Contour" display.
- Clean stock Android.
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Frequently asked questions
When was the Nexus S released?
The Nexus S was released in Dec 2010.
How much does the Nexus S cost?
The Nexus S launched at $529 (manufacturer suggested price at release; street and second-hand prices vary by region, storage tier and time since launch).
What is the Nexus S screen size and type?
The Nexus S has a 4.0" WVGA AMOLED display.
What chipset does the Nexus S use?
The Nexus S is powered by the Hummingbird S5PC110 chipset.
How much RAM and storage does the Nexus S have?
The Nexus S ships with 512 MB · 16 GB (RAM · base storage); higher configurations may be available.
What is the Nexus S battery capacity?
The Nexus S has a 1,500 mAh battery.
How fast does the Nexus S charge?
The Nexus S supports ~5 W wired charging.
Does the Nexus S have wireless charging?
The Nexus S does not support wireless charging.
What is the Nexus S main camera?
The Nexus S has a 5 MP main camera.
How much does the Nexus S weigh?
The Nexus S weighs 129 g.
What colours does the Nexus S come in?
The Nexus S is available in 1 colour: Black.
Is the Nexus S worth buying?
The Nexus S launched Gingerbread and introduced NFC to Android phones. A foundational device — long obsolete, historically notable. SpecEagle gives the Nexus S an editorial score of 12/100.
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