 Hi guys, FlatWidowVerge and I'm here with the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. This is the first Android Ice Cream Sandwich device and we're just going to give you a quick tour around the device firstly. EAP's up here at the top, a bunch of sensors, front facing camera, power button on the side, a dock connector, 3.5mm headphone jack, microphone, micro USB port, quite an interesting port placement for the 3.5mm headphone jack, there you go, volume rocker here on the side, cleaning up the top, as you can see from the side it's a very thin device, it has this contour screen I think Samsung calls it, it's very slightly concave, it has very good ergonomics in terms of the way that it fits in the hand but it also fits very nicely around the face because of that curvature. Coming around to the back you have this very thin and very lightweight cover, it has a textured finish, it's very soft and also pretty good to grip. Yeah, they tell us it's very durable as well. It doesn't actually fit it too well on this particular device. And there's a little bump here and loudspeaker at the bottom, 5 megapixel camera, LED flash underneath it and just come back to the front, you can see these are the new Android menu keys, they're no longer capacitive as you would with most Android phones, they're back, home and recent apps. Recent apps is an overview of literally recent apps, it's a multitasking launcher, essentially you can dismiss apps like so. And this is consistent across a bunch of the applications, for example if we go into the apps list here, going to jump to Gmail, so you're looking at one email, if you want to look at the previous email you just swipe to the side, order receipt from Android Market, etc, etc. So this is how you navigate between emails now. In Gmail it's a really nice new feature, you have the notifications, also updated, you have this little button here. There's also an LED status light down here, it's hidden but it turns out it's right here. If you want to dismiss a notification, you swipe it off to the side, you have 5 home screens over here, you can add widgets in a fashion not dissimilar to the way that they added in Honeycomb, you can just write them like so, you can resize them, long press to relocate to resize. So the calendar is also an interesting new application, there's a meeting here, but you can pinch to zoom, so essentially this affects how many lines of text you're seeing on each meeting. Right, so you've got a ton of meetings, you can put them all on one page, pretty nice. I have a lot of meetings. Yeah, we all do. Why don't we go to the, oh, show the camera as well, just quick snaps. Yeah, so coming into the camera application, Samsung and Google describe this as a zero shutter lag device. Yeah, it's pretty true actually, it's super fast. Some of them come out blurry because you're taking them really quickly, but I was playing around with it before and like 1 out of 5 were really good shots. Yeah, and this is the new quick sharing feature, so any application that can tap into the Google API can do this, so you've got Picasa here, Google+, Gmail, etc. You can tweet immediately, so let's do this with Picasa. So there's your account, there's your upload tab. We just uploaded that to that guy's account. Oh, that's fine, he won't mind. And while you're actually in this application, interestingly the menu keys are gone, but then you have these little gray hints where you find the menu keys, so you just tap and they show up. Yeah, and you can take the panorama from there as well. Yeah, panorama feature as well. So there you go, this is our first look at Samsung Galaxy Nexus.