Samsung Galaxy Nexus screen and buttons

[Indudep]

On top of the galaxy nexus, otherwise whichever ICS phone therefore for the moment just the nexus. Does the region of the display that the buttons are into work for whatever thing else? For instance while you go to look at a movie otherwise play a game, does the display expand down to the key area? It would appear somewhat pointless to back off from capacitive buttons for example those on top of the thunderbolt if that display space cannot be utilized for whatever thing else...

[Ry]

The screen of the Galaxy Nexus seems a little bigger (4.65 inches), but this is also due to the implementation of the touch control on the bottom of the screen. As you will understand, the Galaxy Nexus has no external control buttons, which makes it really class. In contrast, the S Galaxy II has a central button that does not necessarily captivate everyone. Worse, the Galaxy S II is often criticized for its similarity to telephone competitor.

[Kork]

I think if you put a movie looks, the buttons will temporarily go away, or when you scroll through a webpage you can see the buttons, but do it for a moment picture, the buttons just go away. Just touch screen and the buttons come back. I think it's going to be something. Otherwise it really is absolutely no point to remove the buttons.

[Anirvinya]

The rumor reported a loss of physical buttons below the screen. She had seen the truth; the keys are up to three physical sensory items, included in the display. Exit the way the search function, and voice command, formerly located under the microscope, all right. Odd choice at the time of the success of Siri , and renewed focus on solutions such as Vlingo . The curvature of the smartphone is also less pronounced than expected.