QUOTE(ArmedandDangerous @ May 31 2013, 10:38 AM)
Nexus One started the Snapdragon craze, and both Samsung Nexus were really slow in their hardware choices, while the Nexus 4 again became like the Nexus One where their SoC's became the base for future phones. It's important to note that the Nexus S used Samsung's proprietary chips (Hummingbird was a Samsung exclusive for awhile) so that was a failed attempt by Google to provide a proper base as Samsung wouldn't sell the chip to anyone else.
With the Galaxy Nexus, the Omap4460 was barely better than the OMAP4430 used in the S2, Atrix 2 and the Optimus L9. Both Samsung devices have failed to do what the Nexus program was meant to do, come out with good mature and stable hardware for developers to develop their apps for the new OS.
Then the Nexus 4 appeared and Google seems to be on track again with their original intention. New but mature hardware for a new OS. Almost every phone you see in 2013 is a derivation of the S4, now renamed to the Qualcomm Sx00 series.
boy you got it really wrong
samsung will nto proceed if they don get the nod from nexus. and if based on OS, JB runs fine on a dual core phone...
it was all samsung who started the 1ghz core, then dual core and quad core race
nexus follow suit not the other way round, nexus one is based on GS, Gnex followed with dual core after the success of s2, not the design though and nexus 4 is based off LG Optimus G
nexus is never about hardware and will never set the trend, be it soc, speaker, camera and screen... it is all about the software and the nexus experience...

edit: think i am off topic
back to discussing HTC one
anyone enjoying the wide angle of htc front cam?
This post has been edited by sebastianX11: May 31 2013, 10:55 AM