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"Galaxy Nexus is in the news a lot in the past few days, most recently because of the delay in the arrival at Verizon Wireless. The arrival date for Canada is set for December 8th based on current reports and in some locations, pre-orders have already begun. For the US, we are still waiting for the official announcement. Earlier today, it was reported that the Galaxy Nexus was being short changed because it was showing the internal memory as 16 GB. This was on the Google site for the Galaxy Nexus and at Phones4U who is currently selling the Galaxy Nexus in the UK. That seemed pretty straight forward based on what was being seen."

"Following on from Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd and Google™'s announcement of the GALAXY Nexus™ (http://www.phones4u.co.uk/reviews/galaxy-nexus.asp?intcid=cb1) today, Phones 4u is pleased to announce that it will be the first independent retailer in the UK to offer customers the World's FIRST Android™ 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich smartphone."

"We have to play the guessing game with manufacturers quite a lot when it comes to release dates of compelling new handsets. And the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is no exception."

"Never ones to be left behind when it comes to whipping up some tech-infused excitement, Google, the creators of that little green robot-inspired platform, have been cooking up something special recently in the form of the eagerly anticipated Ice Cream Sandwich Android update. Even more eagerly anticipated than the new platform itself is the device on which it'll make its début, the Samsung-produced Galaxy Nexus, the blower specifically chosen by Google to showcase Ice Cream Sandwich in its full glory. So what exactly has this new Ice Cream Sandwich business bought to the table? Let's have a loosky…"

"Click here to find out more! Phones 4 U Samsung Galaxy S3 event disappointment Under: Events, Samsung Date: March 28th, 2012 Earlier this week we heard of a Phones 4U store in London's Oxford Street that was covered in Samsung posters with coming soon signs, and a date for the 30th of this month. This led some to wonder if we would finally see the Samsung Galaxy S3 revealed, as the retailer had partnered Samsung last year for the launch of the Galaxy Nexus. Unfortunately for some it was quickly revealed what the posters where really for causing some Phones 4 U Samsung Galaxy S3 event disappointment."

" News Technology Android Samsung showcases Android's Ice Cream Sandwich with Nexus launch Motorola also launches new super-thin phone as Google's Rubin says device activations hitting 550,000 per day reddit this Comments (112) Charles Arthur guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 19 October 2011 13.17 BST Article history Samsung and Motorola both upped the stakes in the smartphone wars on Tuesday. The Korean company launched the Galaxy Nexus device running Google's latest Android 4.0 software - called "Ice Cream Sandwich" - and with a 4.65in screen, while Motorola showed off a "watch computer" and unveiled a new version of its Droid smartphone, the Droid RAZR."

GALAXY S3 VS GALAXY NEXUS.- You would consider which a new phones will be means to take such as Galaxy Nexus yet violation a persperate - generally with a second mobile phone which comes from a same manufacturer. But a onslaught even some-more than we competence consider ...

"The Samsung Galaxy Nexus is the first smartphone with the latest Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) operating system. We have one in our hands, and it's the best Android phone yet."

"Samsung has denied reports that the launch of the new Galaxy Nexus has been delayed, claiming that the handset was always on track for this weesk's launch."

" Google has just informed The Verge that the Galaxy Nexus will be "pretty much everywhere" beginning Monday, November 21. This likely means a launch in Canada and the US among other countries, making North Americans wait an extra weekend compared to UK buyers. The UK version is LTE-less, just like the Canadian version, while the US phone will have an LTE radio onboard."

The Google Nexus 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S4, along with being two of the most popular phones on the market, are also two of the most important mobile phones of the year 2013 - by virtue of being manufactured by the creators of the Android OS and arguably the most successful mobile manufacturer in recent times respectively. While both of these are top of the line phones, there are certain subtle differences that could make you want to pick one over the other. Here's a closer look at both these phones to help make it easier for you to choose between the two.

"Google's third Android phone, the Galaxy Nexus has attracted a lot of attention in the months leading to its official unveiling. Speculation surrounding its name, software and appearance has been scattered across the web. Finally Google has seen fit to announce the first Ice Cream Sandwich handset and we've got our hands on one."

The latest news of the time is that Salesforce has recently announced that it would upkeep limited Galaxy and Nexus handsets from fragmentation. The strategy was set in order to avoid wasting time as well as money in testing the applications for hundreds of Android devices.

"This NFC malarkey has been doing the rounds for quite a while now but you could hardly say that both mobile manufacturers and shops have been clamouring to jump on board with the whole contactless payment thing. Yes, Google have been doing their bit with the launch of Google Wallet and the inclusion of NFC smarts in their shiny new Galaxy Nexus, but other than that and some half-arsed efforts from BlackBerry and Nokia to get it to take off, NFC looks to be rooted firmly to the ground."

Now that Android Marshmallow is officially out, people are asking when it will be reaching their devices and the answer to that is a very uncertain "soon". While the latest devices can be confident about getting the update, the older ones might or might not get it.

Samsung will be developing the latest Verizon Droid Prime Smartphone, a news release from Digital Trends.