Making all this a little less exciting is a source chatting to Gizmodo,game mobile phone game mobile phone, who has said the Nexus Two is real, but is a version of the Galaxy S. Samsung has renamed the Galaxy S several times for different networks around the world already, but we find it hard to believe that Google would accept an existing design to continue its Nexus legacy, no matter how good the phone is. If this is the case though, we’d be surprised if they used the Nexus Two name at all and that it’s merely been a codename which has made it out into the wild.

Going back to the possibility we will see a Nexus Two, we also wonder whether it will be another unlocked device for the global market,qwerty keypad qwerty keypad, like the N1. Questions aside,tv mobile phone tv mobile phone, the possibility of seeing such a phone and the latest version of Android on the same day is a very exciting one!

Samsung have already sent the invitations out for their 8th November event, but no-one really knew what they were going to announce except that it would be running Google Android.  The speculation initially surrounded a device known as the Continuum,luxury cell phone luxury cell phone, which would be a US exclusive dual-screen phone, however this has now been joined by something much more exciting and certainly more befitting of a big press event launch – the Nexus Two.

That’s right,no contract cell phones no contract cell phones, the name we all thought was dead and buried thanks to the discontinuation of the Nexus One,gsm cdma phone gsm cdma phone, the closure of Google’s store,pda phones pda phones, denial and even the threat of Blade Runner copyright problems is back! This seems to have comes from various anonymous sources,luxury mobile phone luxury mobile phone, so there are no facts to back all this up,mobile phone gifts mobile phone gifts, but the line is that the Nexus Two will be running a vanilla edition of Gingerbread,windows mobile phones windows mobile phones, the next major version of Android, making it the first phone to do so.