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EXCLUSIVE: More details on LG's forthcoming Nexus
Oct 05 2012 01:30 PM |
PaulOBrien
in Android

More details are starting to appear about the forthcoming LG Nexus device! Some of which are, well, rather shocking. 
Although it's still not known whether it will be the ONLY Nexus to get a release, various sources are starting to fill us in on the specs. So far, we've had confirmed...

Launch is targeted for mid-November, so there's plenty of time for more details to emerge.
I'll be updating the post as we hear more so stay tuned!
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Although it's still not known whether it will be the ONLY Nexus to get a release, various sources are starting to fill us in on the specs. So far, we've had confirmed...
- The device is based on the Optimus G but doesn't look the same
- Updated Android release (currently 4.2)
- Quad Core Snapdragon S4 processor
- 2GB RAM
- 1280x768 True-HD IPS screen
- On screen soft keys (of course)
- 8 Megapixel Camera
- No microSD slot
- 8GB and 16GB versions only (at least initially)
- Non-removable battery
- Wireless charging built in
- The retail name of the device is yet to be decided.
Launch is targeted for mid-November, so there's plenty of time for more details to emerge.
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39 Comments
dgcorp
Oct 05 2012 03:31 PM
Having been a long HTC fan I specifically avoided the One X to get the SGS3 because of the mSD slot and removable battery.
I now think I could live with a fixed storage of 32GB but I want that spare battery in my pocket in any device I have!
Chrisund123
Oct 05 2012 06:02 PM
everett_psycho
Oct 05 2012 06:38 PM
I presume USB OTG will work on this phone making the storage less of an issue, but the fixed battery worries me.
But something that's not been mentioned, 16gb and no SD, what are they doing
MaxEigelb
Oct 05 2012 07:53 PM
.....i won't buy any LG no more.
NEVER AGAIN!
masterpfa
Oct 06 2012 12:23 AM
Zarch1972, on 05 October 2012 - 01:52 PM, said:
If no other vendors (especially with the non removable battery) are announced for a Nexus Phone, I "MAY" skip this Nexus and stick to my "Much Loved" Galaxy Nexus and just update to the rumoured 4.2
hecatae
Oct 06 2012 06:41 AM
spacebar2011
Oct 06 2012 07:09 AM
everett_psycho
Oct 06 2012 09:23 AM
http://androidandme....ced-google-now/
If this is right it sounds like google may be solving this little update problem they have. to sumarise they are suggesting the new "customisation centre" will be a place for custom skins and themes but google will still be in control, i'm guessing they will give a couple of weeks for manufacturers to supply there chosen skin or theme and if it's not delivered they will roll out vanilla android without it and the user ill need to wait for the manufacturer to catch up.
If this is how it works it sounds like a great idea to me, will finally give us a choice of nexus phones but all have vanilla android as a choice and will get that updated regardless of overlays like touchwiz, lg ui 3.0 or sense.
the juggernaut
Oct 06 2012 03:18 PM
but it is the nexus way
Mtman1
Oct 07 2012 11:21 PM
Wtf Google???
No expandable storage = fail
16gb storage = flop
No removable battery = absolute fail
I'm filling 35 out of 36gb on my SD card, (4 gameloft games and 1500 songs use a heck of a lot of storage)
Google HAVE to realise that people DONT have data plans and have to pay tonnes for data. USB OTG is sooooooo impractical.
Note to Google and LG:
PLEASE add another 2 or 3 models
-32gb model
-64gb model
-16/32gb SD card model
And please add removable batteries
*le rant over*
Shuflie
Oct 08 2012 10:47 AM
dbbloke
Oct 09 2012 12:12 AM
But good on you LG for going S4.
Spec could be better, guess it depends on availability in store date.
rferrett
Oct 09 2012 08:18 AM
It's not like internal flash memory is really expensive or anything.
everett_psycho
Oct 09 2012 09:12 AM
But good on you LG for going S4.
Spec could be better, guess it depends on availability in store date.
Here's hoping the o2x delays were down to nvidia and the tegra chip inside and this lgs way to peed their updates up a bit. Of course they won't say this as that is admitting there was ever a problem