It has just been officially announced from the Google I/O 2013 which it is being held in San Francisco, the launch of a new model of Samsung Galaxy S4 Google Edition that will give us an experience Nexus or pure Android from the most desired terminal of the moment.
Far from what many people who thought that Samsung y Google They did not just get along very well, they have just joined forces and after a magnificent detail of Samsung, for lending its star terminal of the moment for a limited edition of what will surely be the most sought after model in the coming months.
The terminal presented from the Google I/O 2013 It is a model in white that has unleashed the expectation of the public attending the event, although at the moment there is no need to have many illusions since at the moment it has only been announced for AT&T y T-Mobile for a price of 649 Dollars.
The technical characteristics of this Samsung Galaxy S4 Google Edition They do not differ in anything from the Samsung Galaxy S4 normal edition, a Snapdragon 600 processor at 1,9 Ghz, 2 Gb of RAM memory, 13 Mpx main camera and an internal storage memory of 16 Gb.
In what if we can find difference and much is that it comes with the Android operating system clean of dust and straw in its version AOSP and without all the native apps of Samsung such as Touchwiz Launcher.
The biggest advantage of this terminal is that it comes with the latest version of Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2 and it will be updated directly by Google at the same time as its terminals in the range NexusIn this way, Google ensures its instant update without having to wait and despair until finally the original company decides to adapt the new updates to their devices.
Without a doubt, this can be the beginning of a great friendship and the litmus test of how you can leave behind the famous segregation that suffers Android.
More information - Google I / O 2013, Android full program, Google I/O 2013 Day 1 Keynote and Android Sessions live
I want it I want it I want it now hahaha
I think it's a joke
Why, if you allow me the question.
2013/5/16