Google Galaxy Nexus review - Pictures

Although meant to be a flagship smartphone, Samsung hasn’t really pushed the boat out with the Galaxy Nexus’ construction.

The Galaxy Nexus is nothing if not slender though.

The Galaxy Nexus lacks the four physical system buttons founds on older Android phones – they're now rendered onscreen instea

Organise apps into folders by dragging and dropping them onto each other.

The apps drawer is now more cleanly organised with tabs for apps, widgets and a link to the Android Market.

The dedicated Task Switch button is handy, but you may still need to use the actual task manager for force quitting uncoopera

The Contacts section of the phone app now acts as a basic social networking hub pulling in feeds from Twitter and Google+ - b

The new settings for monitoring mobile data use.