Galaxy Nexus Release Date: Droid Razr Vs. Galaxy Nexus

By Vincent Funaro, Christian Post Reporter Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Android has two upcoming powerful smartphones, running on Ice Cream Sandwich, that can give Apple and the iPhone a run for their money.

The Droid Razr, created by Motorola, and the Galaxy Nexus, made by Samsung, are dominating in the specifications department.

The Galaxy Nexus will be the flagship device for running Android’s Ice Cream Sandwich operating system, but Motorola has promised that the Droid Razr will be the thinnest smartphone in the world.

Along with being thin, the Droid Razr also sports a wide display of features, including its Corning Gorilla Glass Super AMOLED advanced screen.

It will also have a Kevlar weave back plate, rather than the basic backing, and the Galaxy Nexus is also expected to debut with the Kevlar weave.

The Droid Razr will also have a stainless steel guard and nano-tech splash coating. The look of the upcoming smartphone is expected to be sturdy and advanced with its 7.1mm thick frame.

The Galaxy Nexus will also sport a thin body type; although, it is not nearly as thin as the Droid Razr with its 8.84mm thickness.

Both phones will include 1.2GHz dual-core processors and 1GB of RAM. However, the Galaxy Nexus’s display outshines the Droid Razr, in terms of size and resolution, with its Super AMOLED 4.65-inch screen at 720p.

The Nexus’s pixel density will also outshine most of the competition at 316ppi, but the Droid Razr will still be significant with its 256ppi.