New Samsung Galaxy Nexus with Virgin Mobile

Jan. 19, 2012 - PRLog -- The latest in Android phones, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is now out on the market with Virgin Mobile Australia.

Early adopters will be pleased with the release of this gadget, as it’s the first of the Smartphones to utilise the new Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) operating system. The system offers a completely new interface and action bar for improved useability, and Virgin Mobile plans allow up to 4GB of monthly data usage so you’ll be surfing the web in one easy swipe, with the freedom to browse as you wish.

Other impressive specs include a 1280x720 screen resolution (AMOLED rather than LCD) for premium quality display, improved battery life, NFC support, 1GB RAM and a whopping 32 gigabytes of built-in storage. Big thumbs no longer have to worry with the 4.65 inch touchscreen, boasted to be the largest screen on the market.

NFC Technology allows you to efficiently transfer files from one phone (with enabled NFC) to another via “bumping”. Tech geeks will find this very interesting, as it provides an added expectation for phones in the future.

With Virgin Mobile’s Fair Go plans you’ll never have to pay more than $64 a month for $700 worth of phone credit and 3GB of data usage. Synch your data with the Cloud service for better managed emails, contacts and photos. Use any Google applications including Google Maps, Google Earth, Google Calendar and Youtube. The Android Market has millions of apps available for download to help you more efficiently multi-task and gain better control over your data.

Users can also enjoy scratch resistant glass, crisp call quality, and a 5 megapixel camera with LED flash and digital zoom for optimal clarity, in addition to a 1.3 megapixels front-facing camera – ideal for video chat. The device is a result of a joint venture between Google and Samsung, allowing for improved access and useability. It is designed with a slight curvature to the screen, so that you can comfortably hold it against your ear to speak. This handset is impressively engineered without compromising on sleek design, so if you’re looking for a phone with the most recently updated features, simple interface with aesthetic design, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus certainly delivers.

Purchase online at http://www.virginmobile.com.au/Shop/ProductDetails/11344/... or head to a Virgin store near you.

Virgin Mobile’s other plans include;

$39 for $50 credit and 50MB of monthly data
$44 for $190 credit and 250MB of monthly data
$49 $300 credit and 500MB of monthly data
$54 $400 credit and 2GB of monthly data
$64 $700 credit and 3GB of monthly data

And our Topless plan provides Virgin members topless credit for $89 and 4GB of monthly usage.

All Virgin postpaid deals include unlimited mobile calls & text Virgin to Virgin, international calls and text, rollovers on unused credit and free voicemail in Oz.

For more information on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus check out the following link: http://www.virginmobile.com.au/samsung-galaxy-nexus

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About Virgin Mobile Australia

Virgin Mobile Australia (VMA) is a growing telecommunications based in Sydney, Australia. It was formed in October, 2000 under a 50/50 joint venture between Virgin Mobile UK and Optus. Whilst Virgin used the Optus infrastructure, Virgin's management practices were still upheld along with all the aspects of product branding, customer service and billing. Under the new management of CEO Sue bailey and CFO Michael Seymour, Virgin has continued to grow and has now over 1 millions customers.