Galaxy Nexus: Google's little Android revolution in photos

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Galaxy Nexus: Google’s little Android revolution in photos

By Jason Hiner December 20, 2011, 12:54 PM PST

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Galaxy Nexus: Google’s little Android revolution in photos

The Galaxy Nexus, in photos

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The Galaxy Nexus, in photos

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Galaxy Nexus, right side

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Galaxy Nexus, left side

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Galaxy Nexus, bottom

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Galaxy Nexus, top

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Droid Razr and Galaxy Nexus

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iPhone 4S and Galaxy Nexus

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iPhone 4S, Galaxy Nexus, and Droid Razr

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iPhone 4S, Droid Razr, and Galaxy Nexus

Galaxy Nexus, touchscreen

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Galaxy Nexus, in hand

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Galaxy Nexus homescreen and LTE speedtest

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Galaxy Nexus battery stats

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Photo taken with the Galaxy Nexus camera

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