Google has officially introduced the Nexus S, Android phone Nexus successor. The phone made ​​by Samsung is a specification that is very similar to the Galaxy S.

One thing that Google promised, this device will always get the features and the latest software from Google. Including the operating system that will use Android 2.3 alias Gingerbread.

Consider also Video Introducing Android 2.3 for more details 

What are the features that should be a concern Gingerbread? Here are a few of them:



NFC (Near-Field Communication)

NFC Applications will be available at the Gingerbread, this gadget allows manufacturers to create devices that can be used for wireless transactions, aka electronic wallet.

Support the Front Camera

Camera application on Android 2.3 supports the front of the camera since the beginning. This means that manufacturers such as HTC, which is one version of Android phone already has two cameras, can be directly installed two cameras on Android phones.

Internet phone

Capability via Internet telephony, or Voice over IP, will be supported on the operating system level. Without additional applications, users can make VoIP calls, of course with the SIP settings manually.

Display More Rapih

Display interface from Gingerbread supposedly going to the neat and easy to learn. Menus and visual themes repaired by Google to facilitate navigation.

Application Management

Will be available shortcut to an application called Manage Applications. Here users can see how much memory is absorbed by each running applications.

Faster Text Input

Android Keyboard Gingerbread promised would be better, with some changes in location and shape. Also there is ability to fix a typo by default dictionary.

Copy Paste

The ability to choose (select) and then do the Copy, Cut or Paste at Gingerbread getting better. How to use Apple's similar to that performed on the IOS, complete with a marker that can be shifted before copying.