The guys over at XDA Developers have managed to port the Google Nexus S Android 2.3 OS on to the older Samsung Galaxy S.
The port of the OS was installed unmodified which in turn, means a few things are broken such as GPS (already broken, so not a problem), Voice, WiFI and a few other things although a few modifications should sort those issues out.
The good side of it all shows that the Galaxy S Android 2.3 port is actually running rather well in terms of performance. Once the other bugs can be ironed out, it looks like those running a Galaxy S will be in for some treats.
Check out the videos below to see how it runs and what its all about.
Via: Engadget
Samsung galaxy s is very good phone with best feature. I like your article. Thanks for sharing information
the differences between nexus s and galaxy s is the firmware only……but still you can update galaxy s to 2.3 …….. galaxy s has features that nexus s doesnot…
NEXUS S GALAXY S
1.blue-tooth 2.1 1.blue-tooth 3.0
2.no fm-radio 2.there is fm-radio
and trust me there are more……
but i am not saying galaxy s is the best…ahh oh ah……….better check it out.