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Message: <blockquote data-quote="0705741" data-source="post: 11679240" data-attributes="member: 184725">It's going to be a close run decision for  anyone looking to buy one of these two Android superphones. There are  two things that the Galaxy Nexus has going for it - the new software and  that incredible screen. The trouble is that they come at the price of a  more sluggish graphics processor and less powerful camera. When you  throw in the fact that the Samsung Galaxy S II will eventually get the  Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade, then the scales really do start to tip. It's  at this point when you can throw on the other smaller wins for the SGS2  such as the expandable storage, the thinner and lighter form factor and  what is bound to be a far cheaper price too. So, objectively, we have to hand this one to the Samsung Galaxy S II.  The trouble is that you have to own your smartphone subjectively and,  if having an absolute stunner of a screen is the be all and end all for  you, then you should probably pick the Galaxy Nexus. We'd find it hard  to disagree with you when it'll make for a larger and clearer window to  watch videos and browse the web, but at 4.27 inches and with a superb  Super AMOLED Plus display of its own, you might find that the Samsung  Galaxy S II already does enough in that departmentme machan  ubage review ekane kiyawala balapan meketh kiyala thiyenne ekama de thama ban mekai machan uba hithana widiya hari e wagema mama kiyanne naha machan nexus wadak naha kiyala man kiyanne machan S2 wins machan ekai case eka api  spend karana ganata nexus watinne  naha eheama nathuwa nexus awulak naha itin ubata ita wada hodas2 eka gann apuluwan  aduwata mama kiyanne ekai uba kochchara review  baluwath machan  hama  ekakama thiyenne oka thama uba hithanna epa mama me review 1.2k balala elakiri eke comment dana jathiye ekek kiyala</blockquote>

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