The news that Samsung and Google had decided to postpone the launch of the Galaxy Nexus smartphone and Ice Cream Sandwich software at a CTIA event in San Diego software surprised a lot of people, a delay that many speculate was as a result of Steve Jobs’ passing on Thursday morning.
Just hours after the official co-statement, The Next Web has learned that the postponed event might not be delayed for long, with the new date for the Samsung event being set for October 27.
The location looks to have changed too, with London now welcoming both Samsung and Google to present their new hardware and software.
Whilst Google has remained quiet on the matter, we spoke with someone close to the situation, who mentioned that we “should be there” at the October 11th event, further reinforcing speculation that the search giant will use this event to unveil Ice Cream Sandwich and everything it has to offer.
So, Android fans, it looks like you will have to wait an extra couple of weeks – but from what we have seen in the Galaxy Nexus video leak and associated specifications, it will be worth the few extra days.


















Let me think... it will a big ass phone with huge screen (4.5" or more) and some new breed of Android..
Except that key stuff are still untouched:
-battery life? nah, will suck for years in android
-buggy apps? according to google, the more, the better.
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Like@Frank Bloise go play with your outdated 4s then.
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LikeYou know what else is happening in London on Oct 26? Nokia World. Hmm...
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