Samsung's newer devices seem like they have less of a bezel even with physical buttons...
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Samsung Nexus Prime first live shot leaks!
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Text off the screen, bottom bezel pointless and big, Shaped like a nexus s. Im gunna go out on a limb here and say fake. =/
I think I might have to agree with you. But their reputation is good. If you look REALLY close, there is additional space to the left of the text, then it gets darker. But still looks a little suspicious to me.
Idk Shadez, this one really looks like a photoshopped Nexus S. They're going to have to do better to convince me.
I agree, or at least additional photos.
The same picture was tweeted by many of the other droid forums. Perhaps everyone is just getting a little to anxious to see it and taking what is given instead of taking it for what it is.
You have to fit the extra awesomeness somewhere. Hence, the bezel...
My two cents regarding the realness of this photo.
I do design work for a living (I'm very experienced with photoshop and design techniques) and I'm near 99% confident this photo is real. I understand the lighting in this photo can throw people's perceptions off, but take notice of a couple things. People have been questioning the last 3-4 rows of text, and how they seem to overlap the black-ish bezel on the left. Where is says DisplayMetrics, you will notice that the black bezel on the left has become somewhat transparent because of the direct lighting overhead (just above the large glare). Since there's some degree of transparency (1-3 mm, give or take), that would account for the text at the bottom appearing to overlap or bleed into the bezel. Why Samsung/Google chose this, I don't know? Maybe it's awesome in person, we'll just have to see.
My main point is, I've examined this photo very closely, and there's none of the usual photoshop tell tales (hard edges, unnecessary blurring, strange shadows, etc.). Believe what you want, nothing will be certain until we hear it straight from the horse's mouth next week. This should be the longest week of my nerd life, but luckily I'm getting married this weekend, so I'm pretty busy with other stuff
I do design work for a living (I'm very experienced with photoshop and design techniques) and I'm near 99% confident this photo is real. I understand the lighting in this photo can throw people's perceptions off, but take notice of a couple things. People have been questioning the last 3-4 rows of text, and how they seem to overlap the black-ish bezel on the left. Where is says DisplayMetrics, you will notice that the black bezel on the left has become somewhat transparent because of the direct lighting overhead (just above the large glare). Since there's some degree of transparency (1-3 mm, give or take), that would account for the text at the bottom appearing to overlap or bleed into the bezel. Why Samsung/Google chose this, I don't know? Maybe it's awesome in person, we'll just have to see.
My main point is, I've examined this photo very closely, and there's none of the usual photoshop tell tales (hard edges, unnecessary blurring, strange shadows, etc.). Believe what you want, nothing will be certain until we hear it straight from the horse's mouth next week. This should be the longest week of my nerd life, but luckily I'm getting married this weekend, so I'm pretty busy with other stuff
A lot of phones have top and bottom bezels, you can't help it. The teardowns usually show the same thing from phone to phone because you need someplace to put non-screen related parts that eat up space. Some things and can't be placed under the circuit board like the antenna, speakers, microphones etc. that make up the bottom bezel. The top bezel has to hold a camera, another speaker for your ear, and light/pocket/face sensors.
That's my reasoning, anyway.
That's my reasoning, anyway.
This should be the longest week of my nerd life, but luckily I'm getting married this weekend, so I'm pretty busy with other stuff
Congratulations! If you're taking your honeymoon right after the ceremony, I hope your partner understands that you'll have to be glued to a live feed of the Google/Samsung event next Tuesday. Or maybe your honeymoon is *attending* the Google/Samsung event....
Back on topic, if this is real, I'm glad the metal bezel is part of the design. The one thing I really haven't liked about Samsung phones is all that plastic.
My two cents regarding the realness of this photo.
I do design work for a living (I'm very experienced with photoshop and design techniques) and I'm near 99% confident this photo is real. I understand the lighting in this photo can throw people's perceptions off, but take notice of a couple things. People have been questioning the last 3-4 rows of text, and how they seem to overlap the black-ish bezel on the left. Where is says DisplayMetrics, you will notice that the black bezel on the left has become somewhat transparent because of the direct lighting overhead (just above the large glare). Since there's some degree of transparency (1-3 mm, give or take), that would account for the text at the bottom appearing to overlap or bleed into the bezel. Why Samsung/Google chose this, I don't know? Maybe it's awesome in person, we'll just have to see.
My main point is, I've examined this photo very closely, and there's none of the usual photoshop tell tales (hard edges, unnecessary blurring, strange shadows, etc.). Believe what you want, nothing will be certain until we hear it straight from the horse's mouth next week. This should be the longest week of my nerd life, but luckily I'm getting married this weekend, so I'm pretty busy with other stuff
Does she know about this nerdiness yet or are you going to spring it on her after it's too late?!