Verizon Wireless Samsung Galaxy Nexus Unboxing Review

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Hey this is just a quick unboxing.  So far my thoughts are….  WOW this is awesome!  The ICS (Ice Cream Sandwich, Google’s next installment of Android) is nice and snappy, it is true no SD card slot but with 32GB onboard there is little reason to have one unless you are planning on spending $250 for a 64GB card.

You get a plug end, a usb plug, a manual, and the phone along with a little SIM card jacket in the box.  I’ll have a full review up in a day, maybe by the end of the day.

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    It’s a great gadget, but I think your money can be better spent if you just buy an S3 instead.